July 23, 2021

Read this article in English.   En resumen A medida que el caso judicial de la estrella del pop genera alarmas y cambios en la legislación,  te explicamos cómo la tutela trabaja, y cuáles son sus falencias en California. Por improbable que hubiera parecido, este se ha convertido en el verano en el que el tema de […]

The UC Board of Regents approved a five-year tuition hike that charges each incoming undergraduate class a progressively higher rate every year but then keeps that rate flat for six years. A previous version would have kept those increases going indefinitely. Now the author of that change wants students to document all the ways this plan could hurt students.

Desperate times call for desperate measures. With hundreds of thousands of jobless Californians waiting more than three weeks for the state Employment Development Department to process their claims, the agency announced Thursday that it will start automatically paying benefits to claimants who have already cleared fraud filters and verified their identity and who continue to […]

Cybersecurity advice is often scattered and difficult to understand if you’re not a tech expert — it can be brutal out there for school administrators, educators and parents trying to figure out how to protect their schools from cyberattacks. CalMatters spoke with over a dozen cybersecurity experts to help you out.

New bill to protect dudleya is the state’s first law drafted to specifically target thieves who have made millions stripping coastlines of native succulents.