August 2, 2024

Alrededor de 80 californianos mueren cada año después de contraer la fiebre del Valle, una enfermedad fúngica que generalmente afecta los pulmones.

Los fideicomisos de tierras comunitarias de California –que compran terrenos y venden o alquilan los edificios a residentes de bajos ingresos– se han triplicado.

The billions of dollars being spent on hydrogen technologies in California must be used in a way that reduces emissions and doesn't harm vulnerable communities. Unfortunately, that's not happening.

About 80 Californians die every year after contracting Valley fever, a fungal disease that typically affects the lungs. A recent outbreak was traced to a music festival in Kern County.

California community land trusts – which buy land and sell or rent the buildings on it to low-income residents— have tripled.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom's brags about the state's economy, but its unemployment rate is still the highest in the nation. The fund that pays unemployment insurance benefits also faces an immense deficit.