If there are any students in your life, it will come as absolutely no surprise to you that their academic — and social — lives continue to suffer greatly because of various effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Declinist visions of California will always get more exposure than the positives

With Israel and Hezbollah rapidly approaching a point of no return, it is imperative that the U.S. back our ally against a terrorist group which has killed hundreds of Americans, and against its Iranian masters.

We have offered condolences to the Porter family, but let us also offer action.

A yes vote on Prop. 36 will take us another step back toward institutionalization and mass incarceration and entrench racial inequities because behavioral health plus houselessness are the “new ugly.”

The allure of returning to pre-pandemic economic prosperity is strong, but no administration can simply turn back the clock.

If California’s politicians want to get serious about solving the housing crisis, they need to support the radical liberalization of the housing market

Our state desperately needs more political competition and believe Choi to be an experienced and sensible lawmaker to help balance things out.

Price controls remain bad policy whether proposed by people we like or do not like, whether by Democrats or Republicans or whether by Vice President Kamala Harris or former President Donald Trump.

Although the 13th Amendment to our nation’s Constitution allows forced work for those convicted of crimes, I do not believe that this is who we are as a country.