Deep Dive Explainers
There’s an election RIGHT NOW! You should already have your ballot—here’s how to vote.
How many sworn officers should SFPD have? Currently, the Board decides, but the City doesn’t have the money to hire more. A proposition in February 2024 would change the process—but there are some wrinkles.
A lot has happened—and some things haven’t happened—with student loans since 2022. Find out the state of student loan relief in 2023 and beyond in this explainer.
Wherever you live, you will have smoke in your area in your future. Prepare now, and stay prepared, so that when it happens, you and your family have the best chance of making it through unharmed.
There is now a deadline of this Friday, September 2—or while supplies last—for ordering your free COVID-19 rapid tests from the Biden Administration.
You can still get free tests via your health insurer; check their website for details. And read our post for more COVID-19 testing info.
We of Indivisible will fight on to elect the progressive, pro-voting-rights Democrats that we need in federal, state, and local governments, and we will fight on to restore the democratic norms that Republicans have been ruthlessly destroying.
On Monday, our Governor signed into law a raft of elections bills passed by the Legislature in the recently-ended session. Here’s a rundown of the bills he signed.
What is the “Nuclear Option” in the Senate, and what does it have to do with the filibuster?
The Supreme Court has allowed the most vicious anti-abortion ban in the nation to take effect in Texas, effectively ending Roe v. Wade. Here’s what you can do to fight for reproductive rights in Texas.
Yesterday (Tuesday, June 22), Republicans used the filibuster to prevent debate on the For the People Act. Learn how the filibuster is being used to stop voting rights legislation, and what we can do to fight back.