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Sal Rodriguez is the opinion editor for the 11 newspapers of the Southern California News Group, which includes the Orange County Riverside, Riverside Press-Enterprise and Los Angeles Daily News. Reed College alum. Previously wrote editorials from a libertarian perspective under Freedom Communications, wrote about pension reform at the Reason Foundation and solitary confinement for Solitary Watch.

Sal Rodriguez’s Journalist Portfolio

Political or gang activity? 'New Afrikan' inmates in solitary confinement

Political or gang activity? 'New Afrikan' inmates in solitary confinement

Three African-American inmates in Pelican Bay and Corcoran SHUs criticize their continued isolation for being…

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Solitary Watch

Solitary Watch

Now available is the first of a series of fact sheets on various aspects of solitary confinement in U.S. pris…

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‘Like, bye’: Two words that define Wilson’s start as Seattle mayor

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By Sal Rodriguez Verified
| Pacific Research Institute
Democratic socialist Katie Wilson took office as mayor of Seattle at the start of the year with big promises and lots of excitement. “We have to do big new things,” she said in her inaugural address. “And I’m going to be calling on all the brilliance and creativity and dedication of our public-sector workers as we push the boundaries of what we can accomplish.” This reflects a vision for Seattle that centers government as the answer to the city’s problems and prospects.
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Berkeley overcomes its exclusionary history by legalizing housing

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By Sal Rodriguez Verified
| Pacific Research Institute
Over a century ago, Berkeley, Calif., pioneered an approach to land-use policy that would go on to stifle housing production all over the country. In 1916, Berkeley became one of the first cities in the country to enact single-family zoning. The policy was championed by one of the major developers in the city at the time, Duncan McDuffie.
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Celebrating the lives of Frederic Bastiat and Thomas Sowell

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By Richard Boddie, Sal Rodriguez Verified
| Red Bluff Daily News Verified
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