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San Francisco’s Congressional Race May Predict the Future of the Democratic Party

San Francisco may be a bellwether for November’s midterms, and the future of the Democratic Party. Last November, when U.S.

The Blade, 304’s, and LA’s Social Media Sex Trafficking Crisis

@jungletographytv, a social media page that focuses its content on Los Angeles, posted an Instagram reel of a driver filming

When They go Low, We Go… Also Low

When the majority of Californians get together to attack democratic safeguards in the name of preserving a balance, we aren’t

Solar and Storage, The Answer to California’s Climate Goals

California’s Energy History For decades, California has faced a series of existential challenges related to energy. From rolling blackouts and

Soft Secession: California’s Antidote to Trump

Sending ICE to raid workplaces and schools, separating families, and deporting both undocumented immigrants and U.S. citizens. Federalizing the National

To Water the Seed, to Heal Our Children

School is meant to be a safe space for students to build social and intellectual skills. At the same time,

Living in Fear: The Human Cost of Trump’s Deportation Agenda

“My biggest fear is seeing her one morning and not knowing if she’ll come back.” This fear and daily uncertainty

California’s Unlearned Lesson From Germany

In the post-World War II era, German bureaucrats tallied billions in reparations owed to Holocaust survivors. Every Deutsche Mark and

Seizing the Means of Electrification in California

The typical scheme for electric utilities places customers in one of two bins: investor-owned or city-owned. There is a perennial

San Francisco Fails to Meet the Tenderloin Where They Are At

San Francisco’s Tenderloin neighborhood harbors the weight of the city’s ongoing drug and homelessness crisis, and the City and County

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