April 15, 2020

California partnered with philanthropies to provide up to $1,000 in coronavirus relief to households with undocumented workers, and committed to ramping up virus testing at community clinics serving poor and undocumented patients.

With coronavirus limiting human contact, campaigns are still trying to engage voters, raise money and make sure people vote in elections by mail.

CalMatters housing and data reporter Matt Levin and the Los Angeles Times Liam Dillon discuss what can and can't be fixed about building affordable housing in California.

Just a month ago, picket lines surrounded the base of the University of California at Santa Cruz campus, the halls of buildings filled with chants like “My neck, my back, the UC is wack.”  The graduate student strike calling for a cost of living adjustment started in Santa Cruz but quickly sparked solidarity actions at […]

Californians should not expect a return to normal this summer. Undocumented immigrants struggle with economic fallout from COVID-19. Covered CA sees spike.

The fight over mail-in ballots for our elections is not about a potential for voter fraud, it is about suppressing the vote of millions of Americans.

The California Fish and Game Commission is scheduled to vote on whether to list Southern California and Central Coast mountain lions under the state’s Endangered Species Act.

The panicky buying of toilet paper hints at the chaos that would occur if food was in short supply. We should have a new appreciation of what it takes to put food on our tables.