The inadequacy of social safety nets intended to protect a burgeoning population of older adults is a political, cultural and moral hot potato.
Sign up for our eNewsletterSign up for our eNewsletterThe inadequacy of social safety nets intended to protect a burgeoning population of older adults is a political, cultural and moral hot potato.
Before I became a mother in 2010, I had been in the workforce as a sales person in the medical device field for years.
Like a bad penny, a plan to tax water keeps turning up in Sacramento.
Educators will do the educating in their classroom and leave that protection to professionals who are called to that important work. We want our students to be safe; but we also want them to feel safe.
My son is missing On Feb. 8, 2017, my son Daniel Foster disappeared. He was living in Barrio Logan and had planned to meet a friend at 10 a.m. that day for a ride to a doctor’s appointment in Anza. He never showed up; and Dan has not been seen or heard from since.
By Daniel Sullivan Trump gets played by Chinese and Arab investors, sacrifices American jobs On Jan. 23, a proposal that sat on President Trump’s desk for over two months, which the renewable energy industry had been watching anxiously, was finally signed. His signature placed into effect a 30-percent tariff on imported solar panels, and while […]
Defying the facts, the law, and the will of millions of Americans, the Federal Communications Commission has voted to repeal net neutrality protections. It’s difficult to understate how radical the FCC’s decision was.
I am a Downtown resident and enjoy my many daily walks in our beautiful city. Today I came upon a young man with his golden retriever (we had a golden retriever for 16 years). He stepped out of his residence on J and Fourth streets and his dog urinated on the sidewalk.
By Covered California News
Enroll in Covered California by Jan. 31 and save
As the calendar turns to 2018, Covered California is in the homestretch of its drive to sign people up for health insurance by Jan. 31, the final day to enroll.
By Dolan Williams, Esq.
Like the ball dropping in Times Square, few things are as predictable as making a New Year’s resolution of pursuing a new career — and giving up on it five minutes later. The resolutions themselves are not problematic; the problem is a lack of a clear plan and follow through. Anyone who has ever followed through on a resolution to upgrade their career knows that they become a happier professional. I am proud to say I have done this.