June 2, 2023

EN RESUMEN Los legisladores estatales quieren flexibilizar los requisitos laborales de CalWORKs para que las personas mantengan los beneficios en efectivo. El acuerdo de límite de deuda del Congreso podría frenar eso. Read this article in English. Así como los republicanos en el Congreso se están moviendo para reforzar los requisitos de trabajo para las […]

State lawmakers want to loosen CalWORKs job requirements so people keep cash benefits. Congress’ debt limit deal could curb that.

EN RESUMEN¿Qué debo hacer si la universidad no es para mí? Abordamos esa pregunta en esta entrega de nuestra columna ‘Ask CJN’, en la que los estudiantes de periodismo responden las preguntas de los lectores sobre la educación superior de California. Una opción para aquellos que prefieren evitar la universidad: oficios como técnicos o aprendices […]

EN RESUMEN California está considerando prohibir el uso de “órdenes de búsqueda inversa”, que obligan a las empresas de tecnología a revelar las identidades de las personas según la ubicación de su teléfono y el historial de búsqueda en Internet. Los activistas del aborto lo llaman vital. Read this article in English. El 1 de […]

The California Justice Department is struggling to complete dozens of investigations into police shootings required under a 2020 law. A mother of one victim questions the intent of the law and what Bonta's handling of it means for his rumored aspirations for higher office.

California is considering banning the use of "reverse search warrants," which compel tech companies to disclose the identities of individuals based on the location of their phone and internet search history. Abortion activists call it vital.

What should I do if college isn’t for me? We tackle that question in this installment of our ‘Ask CJN’ column, in which student journalists answer readers’ questions about California higher education. One option for those eschewing college: apprenticeships, which often offer a living wage and a guaranteed job upon completion.

Today’s the deadline for bills to pass their first house in the California Legislature. The vast majority made it. A few failed. And a handful of intriguing bills that didn’t pass may resurface because their authors aren’t giving up.  Police dogs: On Wednesday, a bill that would curb the use of police dogs failed to […]