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How recalling Gavin Newsom became my business
"If California small-business owners want to survive, it is imperative that we get involved — specifically, in supporting the recall of Gov. Gavin Newsom."
California’s climate change future is being written – in its waterways
The debate over climate change is long-over in California. The battle now centers on who decides our future because of it, Wayne Western, Jr. writes.
Lawmakers should learn from California: protect workers’ flexibility
A key question remains, the Fresno Councilman and businessman argues: how do we provide independent workers with the certainty of having access to benefits?
The agenda on a collision course with American farming
The arrival of Joe Biden and a barrage of environmental overhaul is leaving professional environmentalists celebrating like it's Christmas morning.
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.
