August 6, 2020

How should California dig itself out of a $54 billion deficit? A divide between state lawmakers over how to generate revenue mirrors a national reckoning in Democratic politics.

Mientras que muchos distritos escolares en las áreas más pobladas del estado se han visto prácticamente obligados a comenzar el año escolar con clases a distancia, los menos poblados tienen opciones.

While many school districts in the state’s more populous areas have been essentially forced to start the school year teaching remotely, more sparsely populated have options.

Good morning, California. It’s Thursday, August 6. And overhaul entire department California lawmakers are not impressed with Gov. Gavin Newsom’s attempts to address a massive backlog of claims at the state unemployment department. A bipartisan group of 61 legislators led by Assemblymember David Chiu, a San Francisco Democrat, sent Newsom a scathing letter Wednesday, arguing […]

Mistrust in the health care system by people of color persists, which is why we need more doctors and nurses who look like the people they’re treating.

As coronavirus infections and deaths rise dramatically, the Democratic governor navigates pressure to both tighten restrictions and ease up on businesses.

State courts typically defer to the attorney general’s word choice — but a growing chorus of critics say California should place the job in more objective hands.

From parks to rangeland, California’s open spaces provide a variety of benefits that it’s next to impossible to put a price tag on – until now.

Congress should approve federal funds needed for universities to continue to play a leading role in combating today’s public health emergency.

California's education department has ruled that Los Angeles Unified School District's plan for educating at-risk kids is deficient - a warning to other school systems.