March 1, 2021

Los casos de COVID-19 en los hogares de ancianos de California se han desplomado 98% desde diciembre. Pero los centros de atención a largo plazo dicen que están esperando la orientación del estado antes de reabrir a las visitas familiares. “El sacrificio que han hecho nuestros mayores ha sido muy, muy difícil y ha causado mucho daño. Ahora es el momento de dejar de sacrificarlos ”, dijo un médico.

The decisions to reopen, however, still rest with school officials and labor unions. Newsom hopes the funding bill will prod them into holding in-person classes. Parent activists say it's not enough.

COVID-19 cases at California’s nursing homes have plummeted 98% since December. But long-term care facilities say they are waiting for state guidance before reopening to family visits. “The sacrifice our seniors have made has been very, very difficult and caused a lot of harm. Now is the time to stop sacrificing them," one doctor said.

Las decisiones de reabrir, sin embargo, aún recaen en los funcionarios escolares y los sindicatos. Newsom espera que el proyecto de ley de financiación los impulse a realizar clases en persona. Los padres activistas dicen que no es suficiente.

If California is serious about greenhouse gas reductions, the state must address these climate goals directly.

El gobierno debería poder equilibrar sus libros sin imponer multas y tarifas excesivas a las personas: es un arreglo en el que todos pierden.

Good morning, California. It’s Monday, March 1. (Yes, you read that correctly.) National criticism mounts Gov. Gavin Newsom was skewered in this weekend’s episode of Saturday Night Live for dining at the French Laundry and for California’s chaotic vaccine rollout — adding to growing national criticism as he fends off a potential recall. In SNL’s […]

Government should be able to balance its books without slapping excessive fines and fees on people – it’s a lose-lose arrangement.

We propose amendments to AB 86 that would support schools that have been open and provide the resources for all schools.