One freshman assemblyman in California who has emerged in recent months as a leading immigration hawk is forcing the state's legislators to confront a chronic problem.
Assemblyman Tim
The cornerstone of any local food economy is the Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program. These organizations connect consumers directly to farmers. They allow the consumer to purchase shares in a
In the wake of cratering pension fund returns and the filing of lawsuits against two former top employees, CalPERS, the giant California pension fund, commissioned a report by D.C.
I'm having a lot of trouble reconciling the ease with which the President of the United States unilaterally took our country into war against Libya with the difficulty
Independent and Latino voters are among the fastest growing segments of California’s electorate. A new poll provides a window into the Independent Latino vote and reveals that Independents now
Those behind last year's failed ballot initiative to legalize the growth, sale, possession, and regulation of marijuana for California adults are ready for round two. The Coalition for
Last year, California voters approved Proposition 14, a ballot initiative that proposed sweeping changes to the state's primary election system. Supporters argued that the new system would result
The Local Clean Energy Alliance, a Bay Area coalition focused on climate protection and green job creation, has released Community Power. Decentralized Renewable Energy in California, a comprehensive 64 page
Vitriolic rhetoric is nothing new to the illegal immigration conversation, but every now and then there's an event that takes place in the public square that reminds moderate
I'm running out of metaphors to describe the endlessly stalled California budget negotiations. Is it a train wreck, with two contrary forces colliding with each other? Or is
Any Californians worrying about radioactive fallout from the partial meltdown at Japan's Fukushima nuclear power plant need not worry, experts say. California air quality officials advised the public
Small-scale farms that practice agroecology – sustainable, indigenous techniques including animal husbandry – can double worldwide food production in ten years, experts say. A new report by the United Nations says
