This crisis not only leaves many struggling with insurmountable student loan debt but also undermines their ability to achieve financial stability and, in turn, secure affordable housing.

It’s time to reignite the promise of opportunity that once defined the Golden State, ensuring that higher education is accessible to all who seek it.

California’s housing crisis is not a naturally occurring condition. Nor is it an unavoidable result of market forces, population growth, or even the climate crisis.

As people live longer, the need for the “sandwich generation” to both raise their children while caring for older family members becomes more acute especially in urban centers like Los Angeles with an aging population that is far outpacing inbound migration.

The Jewish world has held Yarden Bibas in its heart since the first images of Shiri and their precious children Ariel and Kfir were first abducted by the savages who would later murder them in cold blood.

Jewish history has been defined by migration toward safer havens amidst climates of antisemitism and economic uncertainty.

Part of the healing process, for the hostages and for the Jewish community worldwide, will be hearing powerful stories of Jewish victory in the face of antisemitic violence.

Here are several policy recommendations to begin to address the failed policy that has marred the potential of our greatness for so long.