February 16, 2021

Even with a statewide eviction moratorium and government rental relief, some renters have accumulated large debts with no way out.

Experts say the state’s cap and trade program may be insufficient in meeting ambitious climate goals. And environmentalists have called the program unfair to polluted communities.

Incluso con una moratoria de desalojo en todo el estado y un alivio de alquiler del gobierno, algunos inquilinos han acumulado grandes deudas sin salida.

Americans spent more on homes and reduced more in credit card debt than nearly ever before, but California experts say traditional indicators have failed to capture the pandemic's true toll, warning of a much more complicated — and unequal — debt story.

Good morning, California. It’s Tuesday, February 16. Map reveals disparities It’s the question on everyone’s minds: When will Gov. Gavin Newsom and lawmakers announce a school reopening deal? Though Newsom said he hoped to unveil a plan last week, Friday came and went without any mention of an agreement — or of the issues on […]

AB 338 would also require that the new Capitol Annex include a hearing room mural dedicated to California’s First People.

The 2020 census will trigger redrawing of the state's congressional and legislative districts but data delays will squeeze deadlines for the redistricting process.