A flurry of recent charges and press conferences amplifying alleged non-citizen voting make a small phenomena seem bigger.

Car thefts and break-ins are down in SF, and some city leaders — and Silicon Valley — believe Flock is partly responsible.

Many Members of Congress are electorally vulnerable this year. Do they have to moderate to survive?

Five days after celebrating legislation that formally apologized to California’s Native people and strengthened Tribal consultation, California Governor Gavin Newsom vetoed two bills that wou…

One of my least favorite acts in political commentary is when someone tries to solve Washington State’s politics by invoking Dan Evans.

Originally published as an op-ed in The Mercury News. Republished here with permission from the author. Meta’s settlement with the state attorneys general (currently awaiting court approval) has be…

Since its integration into our digital world, social media has played a pivotal role in youth organizing and social mobilization. Yet, people’s access to these platfor…

By Josh Feit 5,250 > 778 Here’s a rejoinder to those who complain that Seattle’s taxes on big business are…

In Battle Ground, Washington, neighbors are grappling with an alleged takeover by a local company. One pastor is trying to keep his community together.

In this Fulcrum Roundtable conversation, Brian Miller breaks down the myths, the policy shifts, and the stakes for election integrity.

The ballot measure in Pierce County follows controversies surrounding Sheriff Keith Swank, at a time Washington is grappling with poor oversight over law enforcement.

I didn’t know how this week’s essay was going to land, initially. But I will say, I didn’t have high expectations. And as someone who does this for fun, I...

A reflection on front porches, fear, hospitality and faith explores how welcoming others can help build stronger communities and restore connection.