May 4, 2020

California se prepara para entrenar a miles de trabajadores del Estado para rastrear la propagación del virus en medio de los planes para reabrir el Estado.

California gears up to train thousands of coronavirus detectives amid plans to re-open the state. 

Health officials say the coronavirus is controlled enough to allow retail and manufacturing businesses to partially reopen.

Landlords, renter groups and state lawmakers grapple with who should pay as missed rents pile up in wake of the coronavirus.

Propietarios, grupos de inquilinos y legisladores estatales intentan decidir quién debe pagar los alquileres atrasados que se acumulan a causa del coronavirus.

Officials at Butte College gathered one fall Wednesday in 2018 for a tabletop exercise in disaster planning. As California’s fire seasons had become more deadly, utilities were threatening to shut off power as a way of preventing downed lines from igniting blazes. Other catastrophes, such as school shootings, were also on officials’ minds. Administrators at […]

Some of Newsom's ambitious coronavirus-response plans fail to materialize. Push to reopen grows in some localities even as testing lags.

Heading into the second month of staying home to combat the COVID-19 pandemic, here's how I’m coping and what I’m learning.

Public transit in California may be hit with a “double whammy” that could result in catastrophic revenue losses threatening the viability and availability of services.

Dalia was working in a clothing factory in South Los Angeles for about five months when the COVID-19 outbreak hit in mid-March. The workload got heavy when the factory started receiving orders to make face masks. Dalia, who was in charge of trimming the masks, sometimes would take extra work home. Like many other undocumented […]