by Rocio Perez Within weeks of the COVID-19 outbreak, my parents — both undocumented workers in Los Angeles’ garment industry — lost their jobs. For weeks I was the only gainfully employed member of my […]
How the first-term California governor is handling yet another disaster. by Todd S. Purdum California is ascendant and its governor, Gavin Newsom, knows it. His state is having dramatic success in containing the coronavirus pandemic, […]
by Steven Greenhut The Trump administration is continuing its fight against those sanctuary cities in California and elsewhere that refuse to cooperate with federal immigration authorities who seek to deport illegal immigrants. The term is […]
by Mindy Romero Patt Morrison talks with Mindy Romero the founder and director of the California Civic Engagement Project at the University of Southern California’s Sol Price School of Public Policy, in Sacramento. .
by Gustavo Arrellano, Los Angeles Time It’s the last office that this group of friends — children of Mexican immigrants who grew up in Coachella, went off to college, then returned — needs to cement […]
eople leaving the Golden State are changing the political makeup of the states they move to. by Timothy Egan President Trump clearly hates the most populous state in the country he governs. While trashing California […]
by Bill Whalen Stormy weather brought high winds and mountain snow to parts of California last weekend. At the risk of getting out over our skis, it’s time to consider the growing probability of the otherwise improbable […]
by Jeremy B. White, POLITICO California Republicans arrived in Sacramento at their lowest point in history after a disastrous 2018 election. It’s only gotten worse. Two Republican state lawmakers have since defected from the party, […]
by Jennifer Medina “There’s nothing magical about California,” Michael R. Bloomberg declared after a day flying through the state — or Iowa, for that matter, he added. But here he was in California, not any […]
Transplants from the Golden State could change the character of their new homes. by Derek Thompson cross a frightened nation divided by politics and culture, a fragile harmony is ascendant, as Americans in small towns […]
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