Some advocates believe the state should expand the Cal Grant program next year, even if that means pulling money from a financial aid program that benefits middle class students.
Read this story in English. La tasa de pobreza de California aumentó en el primer trimestre de 2023, el último trimestre medido por el Instituto de Políticas Públicas de California. La pobreza aumentó del 11.7% en 2021 al 13.2%, dijo el instituto, con 5 millones de personas viviendo en la pobreza. Los programas de redes […]
Read this story in English. Cuando se trata de los esfuerzos de California para abordar el cambio climático, China y California están vinculados de manera crítica: el país más poblado del mundo procesa la gran mayoría de los metales raros necesarios para las baterías de los automóviles eléctricos. Esta semana, el gobernador Gavin Newsom, un demócrata, […]
After years of isolation and virtual classes, young professionals in California's workforce are reportedly struggling with greater mental health challenges and burnout. If colleges and companies don't pay more attention, there could be economic consequences.
China modeled some of its climate programs on policies first adopted by California. Now, California depends on the world’s most populous country for essential materials in its electric vehicle ambitions.
California’s poverty rate climbed and its working poor grew this spring, says the Public Policy Institute of California. Safety net programs played a major role in poverty rate changes.
Wet weather and planned cuts by California, Arizona and Nevada averted declines that could have threatened water deliveries and power production — but long-term threats to the Colorado River remain.
Read this story in English. Eran más de las 8:00 de la mañana cuando Elisa Arquieta terminó de dejar a su hija en la escuela secundaria y a sus dos hijos menores en la guardería de su universidad. Sólo después de dejarlos se dio cuenta de que ya había pasado mucho tiempo desde la apertura […]
Signed by the governor in September 2022, AB 2881 aims to identify and address the needs of student parents in California by offering them priority registration. Coordinators and advocates are optimistic the law will formalize data collection, allowing them to better serve this student population that represents 1 in 5 students nationally.