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Recent Posts
- Vallejo Releases Long-Suppressed Badge-Bending Investigation after ACLU LawsuitThe City of Vallejo released a long-withheld investigative report confirming that police officers bent the tips of their badges following officer-involved shootings. This practice, first reported by Open Vallejo in 2020, drew national attention and, as concluded by the report, undermined public confidence in law enforcement. The report's disclosure was compelled by a lawsuit from the American Civil Liberties Union of Northern California.
- Making A Difference One Care Package at a TimeNapa-based organization Operation: With Love From Home has for nearly two decades facilitated the assembly and distribution of care packages to overseas military personnel, an effort sustained by local volunteer engagement and financial contributions from businesses and community organizations.
- California Legislature Approves $11.25 Billion Affordable Housing Bond for November BallotThe California Legislature has approved an $11.25 billion affordable housing bond, which, pending gubernatorial signature, is slated for the November 3 statewide general election ballot. Designated as the Veterans and Affordable Housing Bond Act of 2026, the measure seeks to expand funding for affordable rental housing, veteran accommodations, farmworker residences, student housing, and critical infrastructure supporting new residential development throughout California.
- Meditations: Education Means to Draw Forth from WithinMartin LeFevre's recent account of a California wilderness excursion explored themes of natural observation, the practice of meditation, and the philosophical significance of self-knowing and awareness within educational frameworks.
- The System That Charges Disabled People to MarryThe prevailing disability benefits framework imposes substantial financial and healthcare penalties on disabled individuals who marry, effectively compelling a choice between romantic partnership and essential support. Critics contend that policies such as marriage penalties, asset limits, and income caps are systematically designed to impede family formation and restrict the full societal integration of disabled persons.