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Recent Posts
- Newsom Signs AB 179 to Streamline Affordable Housing Development, Expand Homelessness FundingGovernor Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill 179, enacting sweeping changes to California’s affordable housing finance system that state officials contend will reduce construction costs, accelerate housing production, and extend funding for homelessness programs, while also establishing a new California Housing and Homelessness Agency to consolidate housing initiatives and enhance inter-agency coordination.
- Op-ed | California Promised Miguel Rivera a Root Canal. The Prison Gave Him a Choice: Lose the Tooth or Fight BackAn inmate at Folsom State Prison, Miguel Rivera, was reportedly misinformed by a dental provider regarding the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation's (CDCR) coverage for root canal procedures. This incident underscores persistent concerns regarding systemic medical neglect and the efficacy of the grievance resolution process within the state's correctional facilities.
- Opinion: The Big Man, The Buried Record, and the Case for Freeing Kevin EppsSan Francisco filmmaker and journalist Kevin Epps was convicted in a case marked by controversy surrounding the use of digital reconstruction evidence. The conviction has prompted calls for a public re-investigation of the proceedings and the involved prosecutor, whose documented history includes prior ethical and legal issues.
- University of Louisville Employs a PredatorThe University of Louisville faces scrutiny following allegations that it protected an employee accused of threatening sexual violence against a woman, prompting calls for an independent investigation into the university's response.
- NLC Report: Insufficient Supply Fuels Widespread Housing Affordability CrisisThe National League of Cities (NLC) released its "2026 State of the Cities" report, identifying housing affordability, infrastructure investment, workforce development, and community well-being as critical long-term challenges for local leaders. The report further noted budget and management, alongside public health and safety, as key issues requiring sustained attention and robust federal-local partnerships.