Opinion: California Finally Gets a Highly Competitive Contest for the U.S. Senate
A year from now California voters will be electing a new senator, almost certainly another Democrat, and the contest is likely to become heated.
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A year from now California voters will be electing a new senator, almost certainly another Democrat, and the contest is likely to become heated.
President Joe Biden is losing ground with Democratic-aligned voting groups in California, one of America's bluest states.
President Joe Biden's approval rating among California voters just hit a low point. In other news, two cities in North County are teaming up in an effort to shelter homeless residents. Plus, in their heyday, big newspaper owners were called barons, moguls and king-makers, but our KPBS investigative reporter says far less regal names are used to describe the new owner of The San Diego Union-Tribune.
Open access notables In AGU Advances, David Schimel and Charles Miller suggest that our economic and physical models around dealing with climate change have not kept up with evolving reality, in Do Two Climate Wrongs Make a Right?:
Gov. Gavin Newsom recently returned to planet Earth from the global stratosphere and was smacked with a down-home reality: California voters have turned negative on him.