Op-ed | Probable Pause: Solano County Peace Officer Complaints
The Solano County Sheriff's Department has been accused of misconduct, raising concerns about officer accountability, internal discipline, and the treatment of women,... Read more.
Maryland’s Housing Crisis Echoes California’s Issues with Affordability and Evictions
Maryland and California are facing similar housing crises, with low-income renters, families with children, Black households, people with disabilities, and survivors... Read more.
Honoring a Legacy: Remembering Bernita Toney’s Vibrant Life and Contributions
Bernita "Nene" DeShawn Toney, a vibrant and compassionate soul, passed away on December 22, 2025, leaving an indelible mark on the lives of all who knew her, and... Read more.
Activists Compile Database of ICE Vehicles to Increase Transparency
Activists in the Pacific Northwest have created a public database of license plates linked to unmarked ICE vehicles to increase transparency and reduce fear as immigration... Read more.
ICE Plans $100 Million ‘Wartime Recruitment’ Push as Agency Seeks Massive Hiring Surge
ICE is planning to spend $100 million on a "wartime recruitment" strategy to rapidly expand its workforce, targeting gun rights supporters and military enthusiasts... Read more.
Rising Building Costs and Scarcity Limit Workers’ Wages, New Research Shows
A newly published paper in the European Economic Review finds that construction - specifically the supply and price of buildings - plays a central role in determining... Read more.
Legal Battle Erupts over Virginia’s In-State Tuition for Immigrant Students
Immigrant rights advocates filed an emergency motion to intervene in a federal lawsuit challenging Virginia's in-state tuition law for immigrant students after state... Read more.
State Housing Laws Clear Path for Long-Stalled San Francisco Tower
The 10 S. Van Ness Ave. residential tower in San Francisco has received city approval to rise to 820 feet, clearing the way for construction of what could become... Read more.
Local nonprofit to honor fallen first responders, host January fundraiser
The 100 Club of Solano and Yolo Counties provides financial support to the families of first responders who have died in the line of duty, and will host a fundraiser... Read more.
NYC’s Congestion Pricing Program Exceeds Expectations, Shows Early Success
New York City's congestion pricing program has been successful in reducing traffic, improving air quality, and generating funding for the city's transit system,... Read more.