Over the past decades, reforms to implement performance-based funding (PBF) programs have been sweeping across the nation. California, […]
Jerry Brown
Where California goes, so goes the nation. We have all heard this statement, but the question is, is […]
On August 28th, California Gov. Jerry Brown signed SB 10 to eliminate cash bail in in the state. […]
By Jacob Ganz The following article was written for Berkeley Political Review as part of a monthly collaboration with Davis […]
As congressional candidates throughout the country campaign this fall, immigration will inevitably be one of the issues most […]
Imagine this — you arrive in Los Angeles from San Francisco in a mere three-hour train ride to […]
In the wake of an environmentally-hostile federal administration, California has all but been crowned the sustainable savior of […]
Male or Female. Check one. A perfunctory flick of the wrist, and onto the next question. For many, […]
On October 5, 2017, Governor Jerry Brown openly defied the federal government. With the passage of State Senate Bill […]
For nearly a century, a well-established political institution within the United States, the presidential primaries, has convinced many […]
In 1975, a strange and eccentric character ascended to the Capitol building in Sacramento. […]
On September 30th, 2014, Governor Jerry Brown signed a bill titled “Gun Violence Restraining Order” (AB 1014), making […]
Recently, a couple walking on the street was brutally beaten up for being gay. Under the region’s laws, […]
On November 4, 2008, California voters approved Proposition 1A (Safe, Reliable High-Speed Passenger Train Bond Act for the 21st […]
In 2012, a study of fifteen year-olds from 34 developed countries ranked U.S. students 17th, scoring 25th in […]