December 23, 2020

As California’s Secretary of State prepares to take a new job as U.S. Senator, he’s not going to let a politically charged $35 million invoice get in the way of a smooth promotion. In a press conference Wednesday, Alex Padilla assured reporters that the multimillion-dollar tab his office owes to SKDKnickerbocker, a Biden-affiliated PR shop, […]

Imperial County’s 68 percent registered voter turnout in November hid a surprising fact: the highest number of people voted in the history of the county. Here’s a look behind the numbers.

Assuming the president approves Congress’ bipartisan relief package of $900 billion, California community colleges expect to receive $1 billion in sorely needed cash, money meant for direct student aid and to shore up colleges’ battered finances.

Suponiendo que el presidente apruebe el paquete de ayuda bipartidista del Congreso de $900 mil millones, los colegios comunitarios de California esperan recibir $1 mil millones en efectivo que tanto necesitan, dinero destinado a ayuda directa para estudiantes y apuntalar las maltrechas finanzas de las universidades.

The California small business grant program provides support through a network of financial institutions and community organizations.

Child care providers need the state of California, which is responsible for most of our pay and working conditions, to adapt – just like we have.

Mary Nichols has been pivotal in California’s war on smog. But as her tenure ends next week, activists say she didn’t do enough to protect low-income communities and they scuttled her candidacy for Biden’s top environmental post. Wounded but tenacious, she’s contemplating her next battles.

The network of utilities and operators running California’s electric grid must create a more flexible, sustainable system.

Los proveedores de cuidado infantil necesitan que el estado de California, que es responsable de la mayor parte de nuestro salario y condiciones laborales, se adapte - al igual que nosotros.

In sports, when you change the rules, you affect outcomes. That's also true in politics as two new California proposals demonstrate.