California advocates urge Gov. Newsom to commute thousands of life-without-parole sentences, reigniting debate over rehabilitation, public safety, and victims’ rights.

Chollas Creek residents raise health concerns over toxic chemical contamination beneath Market Creek Plaza and nearby apartments as cleanup continues.

San Diego County’s Measure A sparks debate over government transparency, supervisors’ term limits, and the authority of its top administrator.

California’s new law offers financial support to struggling local newsrooms, but questions remain about who benefits and at what cost.

San Diego County’s Measure A promises government reform, but one editorial questions proposed changes to term limits and administrative authority.

A new Los Angeles development aims to transform lives by combining affordable housing, healthcare, and employment services for underserved communities.

California Secretary of State Shirley Weber questions Trump’s shifting stance on mail-in voting while addressing election security and voter protections.

San Diego County ballots are arriving for the Nov. 3 election. Here’s what voters should know about returning and tracking them.

An $8.4 billion California research bond is drawing scrutiny as one health policy expert questions where billions could ultimately go.

Special Reparations Edition of the Ghanian Envoy - Official Newsletter of the Minisrty of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Ghana The Global Circle’s submission, authored by Co-Convener Kamm Howard, ...

A century-old fight over music and ownership is resurfacing as artificial intelligence raises new questions about who controls an artist’s identity.

California is breaking new ground with a law requiring major corporations to confront and publicly disclose a rarely examined part of history.