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Dozens of domestic workers laid banners on the state Capitol grounds Tuesday that spelled out the words “racist” and “injustice.” Then they cleaned them up.  It was all part of a rally of several hundred […]

The political war between state and local government officials over who has the last word on land use – particularly for housing – is entering a new and perhaps even more caustic phase. Gov. Gavin […]

     By Julia Barnes       Each year, the San Joaquin County Bar Association sponsors the Law Day Luncheon where it honors an individual or organization that have made significant contributions to the community. This years’ […]

In an increasingly interconnected world, access to affordable and reliable internet connectivity has become an essential requirement for job creation and economic growth. However, the digital divide continues to persist, disproportionately affecting rural underserved communities. […]

Gov. Gavin Newsom declared Thursday he will crusade for a 28th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution on gun control — and if he wanted more national attention, he certainly got it as  supporters praised and […]

California is the most populated state in the country, but maybe not for long. As has been widely advertised by many conservative pundits, residents– as well as large businesses – have been fleeing the Golden […]

By Julia BarnesAs Spring beckons us to new horizons and new adventures, we are excited as we make our way down Highway 12 in Lodi, in anticipation of exploring a shining gem that awaits us […]

What could have been a dramatic showdown Thursday, orchestrated by Republican legislators demanding action on bills addressing California’s fentanyl crisis, was ultimately avoided with a deal for a special hearing next week. Let’s back up […]