Economic Mobility in California- Is it Being Jeopardized by Cuts to the Cal State System?:

Beyond DEI: Why Psychological Safety is Essential in Today’s Workforce:

How Research Funding Cuts Could Affect the North Bay and Cost the Bay Area Billions

Know your rights. What to do if immigration ICE shows up to your workplace.

Richmond Bridge bike lane needs to be removed

President Trump’s attack on immigrants affects immigrant workers and employers. This guide explains:

the most common immigration actions affecting employers,

recommendations for how employers can prepare,

employers’ rights and responsibilities, and

what employers can do after an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) action.

Important! This guide is general information. It is not legal advice. It is not tailored to your situation. Talk to an immigration lawyer for advice in your case.

Marin supervisors back Richmond-San Rafael Bridge bike-lane experiment

Economic snapshot shows concerns over region’s economy

1. Richmond San Rafael Bridge- NBLC testified at a recent Board of Supervisors meeting in Marin and urged the supervisors to draft a letter of support in moving the bike lane on the RSR Bridge to a pull over lane Monday- Thursday to ease commute times and burden of many Marin employees commuting from the East Bay. The outcome was favorable, and they unanimously approved staff’s recommendation and will to draft a letter of support (attached) and send to the Bay Conservation & Development Commission (BCDC). BCDC is the governing body that can approve a permit to allow this change, and they will take up the vote in December. MTC and BATA have already approved the pilot change.