March 1, 2024

A medida que aumenta el costo de vida en California, los colegios comunitarios se han vuelto inasequibles para muchos estudiantes. Como parte de un programa piloto de $30 millones, algunos estudiantes de colegios comunitarios de California recibirán un pago por hora para asistir a la escuela y hacer sus tareas.

Read this story in English. Hace dos meses, las encuestas sugirieron que el gobernador Gavin Newsom no tendría que hacer mucho para persuadir a los votantes de que aprobaran su importante medida de salud mental. Su plan, un bono de 6,400 millones de dólares que pagaría la construcción de nuevas camas de tratamiento y viviendas, […]

They had to get through the pandemic, election denial and suspicious envelopes. While some left, counties now say they’re having better luck recruiting poll workers.

As California’s cost of living goes up, community college has become unaffordable for many students. As part of a $30 million pilot program, some California community college students will get paid by the hour to attend school and do homework.

Gov. Gavin Newsom is visiting four cities to drum up support for Prop. 1, a $6.4 billion bond for mental health facilities. Opponents say the state can't afford the plan.

Five years into his governorship, fewer than half of Californian adults approve of Gavin Newsom's performance. Still, a second recall drive is doomed for failure.