Ag Day Reflection: The People, Innovation, and Abundance Behind California Strawberries
By: Mark Martinez, VP Public Policy, California Strawberry Commission Each [...]
Speed Cameras: When Safety Becomes a Revenue Strategy
As Los Angeles and other California cities move to install [...]
Gubernatorial Rivals Agree: California Got This Farmworker Law Wrong
Political agreement is rare. What happened this week at Fresno [...]
I Don’t Want Your EV
California has spent years trying to engineer what people drive. [...]
Republicans Have Lost Ground with Latino Voters. 2026 Will Show How Much
Policy can be debated. Laws can be defended. But images [...]
Dolores Huerta Foundation Hit with Employee Lawsuit Over Wages and Grant Misuse
The Dolores Huerta Foundation finds itself on the receiving end [...]
A Second Grader Should Not Have to Ask, “Is He Dead?”
Every morning, parents walk their children to school past people [...]
The Social Media Trial Is Missing the Real Defendant: Us
A Los Angeles jury is weighing a question that could [...]
‘Why Would Anyone Want This Job?’
At the Pacific Research Institute’s “California Ideas in Action” conference [...]
When the Few Redefine the Tool for the Many
The backlash over OpenAI’s shift away from its older, more [...]
