(3/3) with the true cost of living in our state.

Every dollar diverted to inflated executive compensation is a dollar not invested in making higher education more affordable, accessible, and equitable for the young students who depend on the CSU to build their future.

(2/3) students are supported struggle to afford life in California. At a time when the average Californian is fighting to make ends meet, I urge CSU presidents to reject these pay bumps and to prioritize bringing frontline teachers’ and staff salaries in line

(2/2) families in our communities and expand urgently needed legal services. Deep gratitude to the providers and partners who stand with immigrant communities every day.

(2/2) Central Coast. We are deeply grateful for his dedication, talent, and kind heart. Wishing him the very best in all that comes next.

(2/2) For information regarding vaccines, visit cdph.ca.gov/Programs/CID/DCDC/Pages/publichealth4all/vaccines.aspx

(2/2) our economy as we lead into the future. It’s time for the federal administration to work with, not against, our great state. I have always fought to protect our coast and advance our clean-energy future, and I will continue to work towards removing California from this proposal.

night. We celebrated three journalists who continue to lead with courage, transparency and a steadfast commitment to the facts. (2/2)