August 17, 2020

Distance learning has complicated things for an education system already facing challenges, but stakeholders are adapting.

The companies pledged to meet state greenhouse gas requirements, not Trump administration rollbacks. In exchange, they get more time to meet them.

Despite a statewide order to wear masks, there’s no statewide penalty for not doing so. Local governments have instituted their own fines for violations, but critics worry that enforcement will disproportionately affect people of color.

Los brotes de trabajadores huéspedes en California han enfermado a cientos y matado al menos a un trabajador local, según una investigación de CalMatters y The Salinas Californian. Mientras tanto, las empresas recolectoras no siempre han notificado a los departamentos de salud pública locales.

2020 just keeps getting better. As many as 2 million Californians experienced one-hour blackouts on Friday and Saturday nights as the state triggered rolling power outages for the first time in nearly two decades amid a record-breaking heat wave. The sky-high temperatures, paired with gusty winds and dry conditions, exacerbated fires across the state, contributed […]

Guest worker outbreaks in California have sickened hundreds and killed at least one domestic worker, according to an investigation by CalMatters and The Salinas Californian. Meanwhile, harvesting companies haven’t always notified local public health departments.

Four decades ago, California’s corporate leaders opposed the windfall given them by Prop. 13. In November they will spend millions to protect it.

Legislation in the state Senate would make California the first state in the nation to establish basic consumer protections for student loan borrowers.

California's very troubled bullet train project reflects the decline of managerial competence in state government.