December 2, 2022

EN RESUMEN En el nuevo episodio de “Gimme Shelter: The California Housing Crisis Podcast”, Manuela Tobias de CalMatters y Liam Dillon de Los Angeles Times eligen la historia de vivienda más salvaje de California de 2022: cómo una ciudad de California casi usó pumas para eludir una nueva ley de vivienda. Gimme Shelter: The California […]

University of California graduate students and workers who are on strike often face financial burdens that diminish the state's higher education system. They deserve a living wage.

EN RESUMEN Las prisiones del estado ya no son un modelo de rehabilitación mundial, pero el ganador del Premio de Estocolmo, Francis Cullen, dice que el sistema podría volver a su grandeza. Read this article in English. Al final de un año en el que el gobernador Gavin Newsom vetó varios proyectos de ley que […]

In the new episode of "Gimme Shelter: The California Housing Crisis Podcast," CalMatters' Manuela Tobias and the Los Angeles Times' Liam Dillon pick California's wildest housing story of 2022: How a California town almost used mountain lions to sidestep a new housing law.

Fulfilling the demands from striking University of California workers could have negative long-term consequences for students and the employees on the picket line.

The state’s prisons are no longer a world rehabilitation model, but Stockholm Prize winner Francis Cullen says the system could return to greatness.

Three days before California’s new state Legislature is set to be sworn into office — and to convene a special session focused on oil industry profits — it’s still not clear who will occupy two of the seats. As of Thursday evening, Democrat Christy Holstege and Republican Greg Wallis each had 50% of the vote […]