Democrats completely dominate California’s state government, and one aspect of that hegemony is their ability to act without compunction. When doing whatever they want to do, Democratic officeholders don’t have to worry about competition from […]
California’s Legislature is getting crazy busy as key bill deadlines get closer — and we’re keeping track. Tuesday, some bills didn’t survive crucial committee hearings, while others were watered down to stay alive. CalMatters homelessness […]
Gov. Gavin Newsom sought to make California a haven for abortion rights. Now he’s trying to bring women in neighboring Arizona under those protections. Wednesday, members of the Legislative Women’s Caucus and Newsom formally introduced […]
Joe Biden and Donald Trump each have enough delegates in the 2024 presidential primaries to secure their parties’ nominations for president. However, a sizable share of Americans are not particularly fond of either one. Roughly […]
California not only has the nation’s largest number of homeless people, but one of its highest rates of homelessness vis-à-vis its overall population.The last official count found more than 181,000 Californians without homes, nearly a […]
President Joe Biden delivered his third State of the Union address, his last before the 2024 election. In this special edition newsletter, here’s a look at public opinion on some of the key issues facing […]
Mere minutes after polls closed, early results from California’s presidential primary election Tuesday confirmed what polling has long predicted: President Joe Biden handily won with the state’s many Democratic voters, and former President Donald Trump […]
While many Americans don’t register to vote or vote even if registered, national voting numbers fall seriously short of the percentage of eligible people. This despite registration being easy as is voting. Per the Constitution, […]
In an era where the need for dedicated public servants has never been more apparent, Edith Villapudua serves as an inspiring reminder of the impact one individual can have.In a compelling candidacy for the upcoming […]
The Senate is contemplating a $78 billion expanded version of the Federal Child Tax Credit, which could provide some economic stability to an estimated 19 million low-income children. The House passed the bi-partisan bill — […]
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