April 24, 2020

California schools’ pandemic responses have varied, but those that got earlier starts to distance learning said it was the result of years of preparation.

Faced with empty clinics and a cash crunch, independent physicians are worried about closing their doors or selling their practices — a prospect that could lead to higher patient costs.

California jobless claims soar, Newsom faces tug of war over when to reopen economy. Counties scramble to trace coronavirus.

A survey of 1,200 California parents reveals a tale of two crises with school closures: The immediate challenge of keeping students safe, fed and housed; and then there’s the education equity crisis.

Californians on the left, center and right kvetch about initiatives, but they also value their state constitutional right to make law directly.