Opinion: Is Resistance to Housing Now Futile?
California is enforcing its housing laws to combat the state's housing crisis, with a recent battle in Fairfax, Marin County, testing whether a town can obstruct... Read more.
Opinion: The Lie at the Heart of Trump’s Immigration Crackdown
The Trump administration's immigration policies, targeting undocumented immigrants, TPS holders, and naturalized citizens, are being challenged in the courts and... Read more.
Opinion: Equal Protection, Not Colorblindness – Why We Must See Race to Dismantle Racial Injustice
The ideology of colorblindness, which seeks to ignore race, actually fosters racial inequality and hinders progress towards racial equity, while the Fourteenth Amendment... Read more.
Finally, some good news — but we’re not quite to the finish line yet.
The Vanguard, a small nonprofit newsroom, is in need of $15,000 to stay afloat and pay its dedicated staff, and donations of any amount can help bring them closer... Read more.
New California Agencies to Streamline Housing and Homelessness Efforts
Governor Gavin Newsom announced the reorganization of California's government structure to create two new agencies, the California Housing and Homelessness Agency... Read more.
Federal Immigration Raid in Camarillo Sparks Outrage, Protests, and Alarming Reports of Abuse
A federal immigration raid at two Glass House Farms cannabis facilities in Southern California resulted in the arrest of approximately 200 people, including union... Read more.
Opinion: The Suburban Frontier Is Closing—and That’s a Big Problem for America’s Housing Crisis
America is missing 15 million homes due to zoning codes, permitting delays, and political resistance, which have effectively closed off the suburban growth engine... Read more.
Opinion: When the Center Cannot Hold
As polarization deepens and the norms of liberal democracy are dismantled by a radicalized Republican Party, the eventual consequence is likely to be a radicalization... Read more.
San Francisco Public Defender Slams DA for Costly and Wasteful Prosecutions
The San Francisco Public Defender's Office is criticizing the District Attorney for overzealous and wasteful prosecutions of unhoused and mentally ill residents,... Read more.
Opinion: The Housing Crisis Is a Mirror—And We Don’t Like What We See
American cities are becoming increasingly divided, with wealth concentrated in certain areas while poverty is entrenched in others, and the housing crisis is not... Read more.