L.A. homeless agency meeting canceled after voter turnout surge
It’s not unusual for a public meeting to be canceled for lack of a quorum. But there isn’t…
2026 Online Special Issue: Third place’s the charm | Special Issues
Home. School. Work. The drudgery of routine can eat away at a student’s morale. While we spend most…
Unmuted: Remote public comment expands to all San Jose commissions and committees
FOLLOWING SAN JOSE’S RECENT DECISION to return online public comment to City Council meetings, city officials have opted to…
UC-AFT secures 4% raise as contract negotiations with UC continue | Campus
The University Council-American Federation of Teachers, or UC-AFT, secured a one-year contract extension that includes a 4% pay…
Altadena residents unify behind a bill preserving single-family lots
In mid-June, it became apparent that Altadena was having a moment unlike any other in the 18 months…
San Jose moves to bring back virtual public comment, with new safeguards
SAN JOSE IS POISED to bring back virtual public comments during its meetings, two years after the city…
Frustration grows as AFSCME 3299, UC remain trapped in contract negotiations | UC
Frustration has been building within the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Local 3299, or AFSCME…
A tale of two professors: Peyrin and the Palestine exception | Op-Eds
Not too long ago, a UC Berkeley instructor decided to engage in protest. He fundamentally altered not only…
Calif. Black Chamber of Commerce Is Helping to Expand Broadband Access
Antonio Ray Harvey,California Black Media The California Black Chamber of Commerce (CBCC) is joining hands with state government…