Will California lawmakers vote to protect Californians' privacy or tech industry profits?
Last year, California lawmakers passed the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), a new law to strengthen consumer privacy protections.
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Catholic Bishops Stopped My Surgery Because I'm Transgender
After years of working to affirm my identity in a world where transgender people are questioned constantly about their decisions, I felt hopeful as I arrived for the surgery I had waited so long for. I was 27, and I would finally be closer to calling my body home.
California Halts the Use of the Death Penalty
Gov. Gavin Newsom dealt a major blow to the nation’s already anemic death penalty on Wednesday when he announced a moratorium on the practice in California.
Rampant Abuses in Immigration Detention Prove ICE Is Rotten to the Core
Last Friday, a Honduran asylum seeker suffered an unthinkable tragedy when she had a stillbirth while in ICE detention in Texas.
There Is No ‘National Emergency’ at the Border, and Trump’s Declaration Is Illegal
After more than a month of threats, a government shutdown, and bipartisan action by Congress, President Trump has finally declared a national emergency to spend billions of taxpayer dollars on his border wall obsession.
New Bill Limits When California Police Can Use Deadly Force
As a nation, we must address the brutal reality and deadly consequences of police violence. We have seen far too many people, particularly Black and brown people, killed by police. We have seen too many families and communities shattered by loss and tragedy. Enough is enough.