OPINION – California’s Cap and Trade Program is supposed to be one of the best tools the state has for reducing climate ...

In the second of our ongoing series taking a brief, concise look at all the declared candidates to replace termed-out Gov.

Historically, women have often been understudied and undertreated in health science, and menopause is no exception. Studies ...

OPIOID - Despite the availability of FDA-approved non-opioid pain treatments—including one that just received approval last ...

The Capitol’s Fellows programs are considered some of the toughest to break into, and Erica Costa is no stranger to that ...

OPINION - Despite what many think, California spends a mere 1% of its total budget on housing and homelessness. Until we take ...

OPINION – At a time when California’s global economic leadership is under pressure, we cannot afford to adopt sweeping policies that put entire industries at risk without clear, science-based ...

An intense dispute between federally- and non-federally recognized California Native American tribes over a bill intended to give tribal governments more control over development that encroaches on ...

OPINION – When used as intended, the federal 340B program can combat deep systemic inequities and improve health outcomes for marginalized communities; however, it is being exploited by bad actors and ...

OPINION – The devastating LA-area wildfires are a stark reminder of how extreme weather is reshaping our state with no signs of slowing down. The cost of rebuilding is staggering—not just for families ...

OPINION – In an era of skyrocketing living costs and soaring energy bills, it’s more important than ever to seize opportunities that reduce unnecessary expenses for consumers and lay the groundwork ...

The chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee has introduced legislation ordering an audit of the California State Bar’s embarrassing rollout of its new exam earlier this year. If approved, that bill ...