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Republican Hilton’s ‘Just try it’ ad courts liberals — and angers his own base
A suggestive new Hilton ad tries to seduce liberal voters into voting Republican — and instead infuriated his conservative allies.
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Votantes de California deben decidir sobre cinco medidas fiscales este noviembre. Aquí te las explicamos todas
Los votantes de California no habían tenido que tomar tantas decisiones sobre política fiscal en las urnas desde 1994. Nuestro análisis muestra que los votantes rechazarán los nuevos impuestos.
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Los demócratas quieren cambiar las reglas de las elecciones revocatorias. Los votantes tienen la oportunidad de expresar su opinión con la Proposición 5
Tras el fracaso de la moción de destitución del gobernador Gavin Newsom en 2021, los demócratas contaban con la voluntad política y el impulso necesarios para exigir cambios en el proceso de destitución. El resultado fue la Proposición 5, que forma parte de la boleta de votación de noviembre.
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Las familias de California se están quedando sin tiempo para usar el beneficio de $120 por niño en alimentos
El programa federal envía el dinero a familias de bajos ingresos cuyos hijos son elegibles para almuerzos escolares gratuitos o a precio reducido, o que reciben MediCal. Los beneficios expiran progresivamente este otoño.
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California families are running out of time to use $120 per kid benefit on groceries
The federal program sends the money to low-income families whose children are eligible for free or reduced-price school lunches or who receive MediCal. The benefits are expiring on a rolling basis this fall.
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Tech billionaires are spending millions to reshape California’s Legislature
Tech billionaires funding PACs have enjoyed recent growth in personal and corporate wealth and are spending it to handpick the California Legislature.
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5 tax measures are on the California ballot. Here’s how to make sense of them all
California voters haven’t had to make so many decisions about tax policy at the ballot since 1994. Our analysis shows voters to reject new taxes.
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Will Democrats’ midterm wave reach California’s Central Valley? Bernie Sanders rallies the vote
Many Democrats are hopeful that Randy Villegas, their congressional candidate in the traditionally conservative Central Valley, can prove that progressive ideas, like universal healthcare, are palatable outside of safe blue cities.
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California banned pay toilets to address inequality. Some would revive it on the same grounds
California was the first state to ban pay toilets. A pitched return of the policy in San Diego shows how privatization is the best government can think to do today.
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Democrats want to change the rules for recall elections. Voters get their say with Prop. 5
Following the failed 2021 recall of Gov. Gavin Newsom, Democrats had the political will and momentum to call for changes to the recall process. What emerged was Proposition 5 on the November ballot, a measure to change the recall process.
