State Street Should Be Planned for the Public Good, Not Private Profit
Our planning process should prioritize creating opportunity for small businesses, young families, and renters, not just property owners.
Indy Staff
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The High Road to Nowhere
When it comes to gerrymandering, one-sided renunciation is a great way to feel good about ourselves, and a great way to lose.
Keep the City’s Promise to Its Residents
The ordinance City Council approved last week went too far in prioritizing economic development, speed, and flexibility over affordability, removing one of our most important tools for ensuring that at least a portion of the housing actually serves local residents: the in-lieu fee.
Car Traffic
Adding a car lane will please those young car cruisers on weekend nights.
Healing Through Dance
Nonprofit Move with Purpose offers scholarships and education to the dance community.
Attorney General Bonta Co-Leads Amicus Brief Fighting Unlawful Defunding of Planned Parenthood
OAKLAND — Alongside Connecticut Attorney General William Tong and New York Attorney General Letitia James, California Attorney General Rob Bonta today
Rediscover Your Creative Spark: Free Art Classes Connect Older Adults Through Shared Passion and Learning
SANTA BARBARA, CALIF. (Oct. 16, 2025) — This fall, SBCC School of Extended Learning invites older adults to discover or
Attorney General Bonta and Secretary of State Weber in San Francisco: Vote Early in Special Election and Know Your Voting Rights
SAN FRANCISCO — With the November 4, 2025 Special Election just over two weeks away, California Attorney General Rob Bonta and
Let’s Reopen State Street
Five years ago, closing State Street to vehicles was an understandable experiment during a crisis. But today, that closure has outlived its purpose.
Artistic Research Preserves Cultural Memory and Care in New Exhibit by UCSB Lecturer
Kim Garcia’s L.A. show connects family lore with Philippine history.
