Big Real Estate Loses Key Anti-Tenant Democrats
An archive commentary examines the electoral consequences that can follow when legislators side with property interests over renter protections.
Read the housing commentary →Independent reporting, context, and progressive analysis for people following California’s public decisions.
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This archive collection revisits reporting and commentary on housing, labor, energy, justice, food systems, water, elections, and health.
An archive commentary examines the electoral consequences that can follow when legislators side with property interests over renter protections.
Read the housing commentary →A worker-centered look at whether California labor codes provide effective remedies when employees are denied wages they have earned.
Read the labor analysis →This archive argument asks readers to distinguish electricity rates from total household bills when judging California’s clean-energy record.
Read the energy commentary →An analysis of historical Los Angeles County arrest patterns considers how age and race changed within drug-enforcement data.
Read the justice analysis →This perspective considers why eligible voters may see little practical connection between casting a ballot and changes in their daily lives.
Read the civic perspective →An archive guide surveys recurring environmental, agricultural, corporate-control, labeling, and food-safety questions surrounding GMOs.
Read the food-policy guide →A historical campaign-finance commentary looks at the interests backing California’s 2014 water bond and the beneficiaries its critics anticipated.
Read the water-bond archive →An environmental-health perspective considers how drilling hazards can compound existing air, water, and waste burdens in California communities.
Read the environmental analysis →A historical polling snapshot records voter attitudes toward several California ballot measures before the 2014 election.
Read the polling archive →This historical piece documents nurses’ calls for stronger preparedness, protective equipment, and workplace protocols during the 2014 Ebola outbreak.
Read the public-health archive →Archive coverage