We, the students of the California Community College system, demand the SSCCC follow their governing documents, implement resolutions fairly, and increase transparency at all organizational levels.

Make restitution for voting for illegal settlements in the West Bank by endorsing Keith Ellison to lead the Democratic National Committee.

12+-year-old cat colony shelters being thrown away, leaving cats without protection in the upcoming winter.

Both rural and urban communities need help fighting the opioid epidemic. The Drug Enforcement Administration must approve the use of mobile methadone units to ensure Americans addicted to opioid painkillers or heroin have access to effective treatments.

Our state and city leaders must work together toward sustainable solutions to fund our public education system. Children in Chicago need stability and well-resourced education. Bankruptcy is not a solution. There are many sensible and even promising solutions that have not been tried. It's time for solutions, not last resorts.

Millions of children rely on childhood nutrition programs like the Summer Food Service Program and reduced-price lunches to get a steady source of meals. Stop the cuts to summer meal programs. I urge you to reauthorize childhood nutrition programs and restore funding.

Do not make it easier for universities to let rapists off the hook.

Please, Help me get Justice in the murder of my Daughter Jessica.

The Internal Revenue Service and the Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control should investigate tax-exempt donations from the U.S. to settlements in the West Bank, to ensure that such donations comply with all U.S. laws and regulations, and to ensure that tax-exempt U.S. organizations which support settlements in the West Bank are not violating their tax-exempt status.

STOP ISSUING NIGHTTIME NOISY CONSTRUCTION PERMITS! Please stop harassing and harming the health of residents by allowing the Department of Building Inspections to prioritize the profits and project schedule timeline of construction work in the middle of the night over the health, safety, and well-being of the thousands of residents. Our health is NOT for sale! Normal construction work is allowed to occur between 7 a.m. and 8 p.m. - a 13-hour long period of time that residents can accept in general. While the condo and apartment developers understandably want to maximize profits by working 17 hours or more per day to get their product finished and ready for sale or rent sooner rather than later, the City must not continue to prioritize the profit goals of developers before the health, safety, and well-being of residents as has been occurring since at least July 2014. It should be with the highest possible regard for the health, safety, and well-being of neighbors that DBI must see no possible alternative such as delaying the work until the weekend if traffic is an issue before issuing any Nighttime Noisy Construction permits that harass and harm the health of residents every time one is issued in a residential neighborhood. In July 2014, residents of The Metropolitan condominium complex suffered through sleep deprivation and disturbances due to DBI permitting nighttime noisy construction at one of four surrounding high-rise projects on 14 out of the total 23 workweek days - that's 61%! In August 2014, residents of The Metropolitan condominium complex suffered through sleep deprivation and disturbances due to DBI permitting nighttime noisy construction at one of four surrounding high-rise projects on 16 out of the total 21 workweek days - that's 76%! The excessive permitting of disturbances in the middle of the night is cruel and abusive of the City and County of San Francisco to families who chose to live in SoMa in order to help the environment by walking to work, taking transit, or otherwise limiting the need for a car. STOP ISSUING NIGHTTIME NOISY CONSTRUCTION PERMITS! Sincerely, San Francisco Voters