April 12, 2021

Covered California has $3 billion in federal aid for people who enroll this year or already are signed up. The savings could be hundreds of dollars per month.

The Attorney General’s office is blocking access to key data that gun violence researchers need; AB 1237 would remove the red tape.

Women’s participation in the labor force hasn’t been this low since 1988.

Welcome to open season. On Thursday, California will expand vaccine eligibility to everyone 16 and older — the same day the vast majority of counties will get the green light to resume indoor concerts, conferences, weddings and other gatherings under certain conditions. But the promising news comes amid some not-so-promising numbers: The Golden State’s vaccine […]

Covered California tiene $3 mil millones en ayuda federal para las personas que se inscriben este año o que ya lo están. Los ahorros podrían ser de cientos de dólares al mes.

Like house guests overstaying their welcome, foreign crabs have been nearly impossible to boot out of California. A new strategy, born of failure, may help combat armies of invasive plants and animals that are preying on vulnerable native creatures.

As a doctor treating patients suffering the effects of toxic pollution, I’m calling on California officials to address this public health crisis.

State Sen. Susan Rubio: My bill, SB 735, authorizes local jurisdictions to utilize safety cameras to enforce speed limits in school zones.

Al igual que los huéspedes de la casa que se quedan más tiempo de su bienvenida, los cangrejos extranjeros han sido casi imposibles de expulsar de California. Una nueva estrategia, nacida del fracaso, puede ayudar a combatir ejércitos de plantas y animales invasores que se aprovechan de criaturas nativas vulnerables.