Mark Kreidler

3 weeks ago | stocktonia.org | Mark Kreidler

The temperature was nearing 90 degrees in Woodland, on a recent Monday afternoon, but in the parking lot of the Home Church, the mission continued. Undeterred by the high sun and cloudless sky, area residents queued up dozens deep, waiting for the food distribution to begin.

3 weeks ago | markkreidler.substack.com | Mark Kreidler

Thank you for reading The Dope. Aaron Rodgers is the film negative of everything the Pittsburgh Steelers do and everything they are. I don’t think I’m overstating that, but if I am, it’s still pretty close to the truth. This development, Rodgers to the Steelers, is one of the more interesting slam dances I’ve seen in the NFL in a while, and I’m not even completely sure who it is doing the slamming.

3 weeks ago | calonews.com | Mark Kreidler

This article was produced by Capital & Main. It is published here with permission. Daphne Dunstan is the first one up in her Benicia, California, apartment. She knows her son William will wake soon, and she’ll need to help him get dressed, prepare breakfast and be ready for when the bus comes by to pick him up. Soon after he leaves, Dunstan rouses William’s younger brother, Edward — “Not a morning person,” she notes with a chuckle — and the routine begins again.

3 weeks ago | capitalandmain.com | Mark Kreidler

Daphne Dunstan is the first one up in her Benicia, California, apartment. She knows her son William will wake soon, and she’ll need to help him get dressed, prepare breakfast and be ready for when the bus comes by to pick him up. Soon after he leaves, Dunstan rouses William’s younger brother, Edward — “Not a morning person,” she notes with a chuckle — and the routine begins again.

3 weeks ago | stocktonia.org | Mark Kreidler

This article was produced by Capital & Main. It is published here with permission. When it was placed before voters last November, California’s Proposition 35 sounded straightforward enough: It would use billions of dollars in taxes collected from health insurance plans to increase payments to doctors and others who care for the state’s low-income patients. In reality, Prop. 35, approved in a landslide, is a remarkably complicated piece of legislation.