October 27, 2020

You’ve voted, or you plan to. We want to know how the process works for you.

Read this article in English.     Cientos de miles de estudiantes universitarios se encuentran entre los californianos previstos para votar de aquí al 3 de noviembre. El número de jóvenes de 18 a 24 años registrados para votar en California ha aumentado en un 24% desde la última elección presidencial, y los estudiantes encuentran formas creativas de […]

A week before Election Day and anxiety over the postal service’s ability to ferry voters’ ballots to county election administrators on time has ratcheted up yet again. Here are the reasons the alarm bells are ringing anew: Back in May, the United States Postal Service’s top lawyer advised voters across the country to put their […]

Read this article in English.      Es una tarde de lunes calurosa y el aire acondicionado de Alma Jimenez está funcionando a toda velocidad en la habitación en la que su hijo de 7 años, Abraham, “va” a la escuela virtual en su apartamento de Concord. Jimenez prepara la videollamada y se sienta a unos metros de […]

Las compañías ‘gig’ emprenden una ofensiva de gasto de último minuto después de que un tribunal decida que los conductores deben ganar como empleados y los sindicatos cuestionan las tácticas de la campaña.

In a stark scene of what the electoral process in California can look like in 2020, masked voters last Monday cast early ballots in an El Dorado County elections office powered by a generator after dry winds and fear of wildfires triggered an electricity shutoff. This year, thanks to back-up generators and the promise of […]

It’s a hot Monday afternoon and Alma Jimenez’s AC is running full speed in the room where her 7-year-old son, Abraham, “goes” to virtual school in their Concord apartment. Jimenez sets up the video call and sits a few feet away, ready to intervene if Abraham loses focus, as she knows he will. She will […]

“During a normal year, they would have fought it,” said San Francisco supervisor Matt Haney, who introduced the measure.

State law caps the amount donors can give to a legislator’s campaign — but these special interests can spend as much as they like mounting their own campaigns to praise or trash candidates. And the money interest groups are pouring into these  “independent expenditure committees” has reached dizzying heights. So far more than $31 million of […]

This week, Nicole and Elizabeth focus on false information on social media and the record amount of cash going into this year’s ballot measures.