Tip of the Iceberg: Uncovering the Effects of the Early March Blizzard in California

The past season was labeled the “lost winter” in parts of the country because of unusually meager snow and higher temperatures compared to previous years. California defied this trend.

NationalSevilay Betul CoskunApril 15, 2024California, weather, Weather, Climate Change, NationalComment

San Francisco’s Recall of 3 School Board Members Underscores Education as a Political Issue

“Education will likely be a potent issue in the leadup to the midterm elections, but the recall in San Francisco was less concerned with alleged culture war items such as critical race theory. Instead, the election focused on government competence and fostering a better educational atmosphere for children.”

NationalTanner BaileyMarch 1, 2022Education, California, San Francisco, MidtermsComment

More Than a Recall: Gavin Newsom’s Decisive Victory in California Offers Insight into National Attitudes on Covid-19 Response, Trumpism, and More

“Does the outcome of the recall and the margin by which Larry Elder was handily defeated indicate that the fanatic high of Trumpism has begun to wear off within the Republican party? Or does the mere fact that a candidate like Elder got this far suggest the very opposite?”