This poll shows what I hear every day in the community — Californians are ready for a safer state. That starts by mandating treatment for those that need help but can’t accept it. That starts with Prop 36. Yeson36treatmentnow.com

"Too many people in the throes of powerful addictions are choosing dealing and stealing over treatment. Prop. 36 gives judges back power to require those who are repeatedly convicted of nonviolent crimes to enter and complete mandatory treatment programs." mercurynews.com/2024/09/21/mah…

The mayor of San Jose argues the merits of Prop 36, which increases punishments for thefts and drug offenses. sfstandard.com/opinion/2024/1…

You're watching the Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson fight for entertainment, I'm watching it as a meditation on impermanence. We are not the same.

Ho-lee shit.

Just a reminder we live in the most absurd timeline.

I might be spending too much time in conspiracy land, but why do I feel like they leaked this on purpose... theatlantic.com/politics/archi…

Politicians Break Our Hearts. New Neuroscience Research Says That’s Because We’re Breaking Their Brains. open.substack.com/pub/ericjaye/p… Let me know if you have a better explanation.

A trade war? You mean the thing that literally killed Count Dooku? #MayThe4th

Watching the Elon Vs Trump debacle right now, Tim Dillon has to feel like the Oracle of Long Island.

Oh boy.

Ladies and gentlemen, here is your "anti war" president.

"TACO" is to Democrats what "Let's go Brandon" is to Republicans, and if you don't know what any of that means, I envy you.

RIP to a real one. Loved this man since as long as I've loved music.

Ozzy, tell Randy we miss him too.

The way we win the fight for a better California is by solving problems in the real world, not by stooping to Donald Trump's level online. sfstandard.com/opinion/2025/0…

Governor Gavin Newsom and Congressman Ro Khanna are both right — and they are both wrong. Embracing this disastrous tax policy will wind up costing all Californians, not just the wealthy. (1/2) sfstandard.com/opinion/2026/0…

A couple weeks ago, I came home and my wife, Silvia, said something I almost couldn’t believe.   She looked at me and she said, “I think our state needs you.” Because she believed I could help our kids. Help San José. And help California.   And if you know anything about Silvia —

I know that we can do better in California because we are proving it in San Jose. Help us show what works: secure.numero.ai/contribute/Mat…