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Lockdowns lifted, let businesses do what they do best: innovate
With the end of the pandemic hopefully near, we need to start preparing to rebuild when that time comes and ensuring every community has a fair shot at a good job.
Newsom said what California parents wanted to hear. Why hide it?
While California students are unable to recall the material they from a Zoom session, Californians march ever closer to recalling their own Governor.
Meet the new folks who will determine how much water trickles down to the Valley
Joe Biden is in the White House. Meet his team running the Department of Interior, the top department that holds sway over water flow in the Valley.
Lawmakers can stop the small business killer – Coronavirus lawsuits
"Once COVID-19 hit, most of us were calculating how to make rent and payroll. Bad actor lawyers of America saw an opportunity to make some cash."
This Thanksgiving, give us turkey with a side of consistency
More than one kind of helpless turkey has found its way onto the Thanksgiving dinner menu for Californians.
Fall for fake cowboys at your own peril, Central Valley
From an agricultural point of view, it is admittedly an uphill battle for congressional candidate Phil Arballo.
Prop. 15 will benefit family farmers and rural communities
By passing Proposition 15, we have an opportunity to bring resources back to rural and marginalized communities.
Fewer choices, higher prices are headed your way unless Prop. 15 is defeated
Grocery bills will get more expensive, the cost of living will rise, ranchers will go out of business and our state’s recovery will move at glacial pace.
With no skin in the game, Cox’s tenure is an abuse of the Valley
When TJ Cox works with those set to destroy our livelihoods, he is unaffected because it isn’t his way of life, livelihood, or home at stake.
Two years later, Trump caps sweeping action to reorient Calif. water
On Oct. 19, 2018, President Donald Trump issued a memorandum that would set off a two-year sprint to coordinate the complex Calif. water world
