December 6, 2021

EN RESUMEN Los hogares de ancianos de California han presentado más de 400 demandas desde 2016 para apelar citaciones y multas estatales que alegan una atención deficiente al paciente. Los reguladores rebajaron casi un tercio de las sanciones que involucran hasta una muerte. Los defensores dicen que el sistema de apelaciones favorece a los hogares […]

EN RESUMEN En 2014, San Francisco adoptó una de las ideas centrales en el marco de trabajo matemático propuesto por el estado. Hasta ahora, los resultados no son completamente prometedores. Read this article in English.  Joselyn Marroquin, estudiante de primer año en Lincoln High en San Francisco, se desafió a sí misma al tomar dos clases […]

Equity. That’s one of the buzzwords that will likely dominate conversation in California’s capitol next month, when state lawmakers return to Sacramento to consider, among other things, possible legislation to remove the personal belief exemption from Gov. Gavin Newsom’s student COVID-19 vaccine mandate. Stressed school leaders have mixed feelings about that, with some warning it […]

Back in 2014, San Francisco adopted one of the core ideas in the state’s proposed math framework. So far, the results aren’t completely promising.

Here are a few actions California legislators can take to give school districts a better chance of filling vacant positions.

California nursing homes have filed more than 400 lawsuits since 2016 to appeal state citations and fines alleging poor patient care. Regulators downgraded nearly a third of sanctions involving a death. Advocates say the appeals system favors nursing homes.

A more accurate reflection of California voters’ preferences in a recall would come from a Ranked Choice Voting general election.

The state Capitol's annex will soon disappear and a replacement will be built costing more than a billion dollars. No one will be sorry to see the ugly, dysfunctional building go.