After weeks of sexual misconduct allegations in the California legislature leading to the resignation of Assemblyman Bocanegra and suspension of state Senator Mendoza, the Assembly is having a hearing today to review its sexual harassment policies.

While the nine justices on the U.S. Supreme Court are hearing important cases this week regarding digital privacy and corporate whistleblowing, there are several cases to watch for next month as the high court’s calendar continues into 2017’s final month.

The violence in Charlottesville is one recent inflection point in the long-held discussion about the challenges of racial inequity and tension.

Once thought a death sentence, HIV is now considered manageable and non-transmittable with the proper use of medication.

When Dodd-Frank was passed in 2010, one of the provisions contained in the law was a protection against retaliation for corporate whistleblowers who expose wrongdoing to the Securities and Exchange Commission.

The fate of California’s last remaining nuclear power plant will soon be decided.

New York Times and Pulitzer-winning journalist David Philipps explores the changing symbolism of wild horses in the U.S.