I am starting to see the signs. They are sprouting in my neighborhood against something called Measure A, which is designed to strengthen the role of the mayor in local government here in Sacramento. One of the signs is in the yard of my councilman, a hardworking public servant with Read more…
The photograph above is of the protest I went to with my two teenage boys in late May. I’ve only been to the one protest so far, but like many, I’ve been doing some quiet thinking about the movement for racial justice now coursing through American society. To a large Read more…
Paid sick leave was one of the very first policy issues to surface here in the US when in February it became clear to the public at large that we were facing a pandemic. This was right about the time when I decided to make a new beginning on prospericity, Read more…
Sacramento’s downtown has the distinction, from the photographic if not the economic standpoint, of having quiet spaces to its immediate north and west. The former Southern Pacific railyard site to the north receives a lot of attention in the media, but the best view, and probably the greatest economic potential, Read more…