2024

En 2021, las escuelas de California recibieron $13.5 mil millones en subvenciones de ayuda por la pandemia. Alrededor de $1.8 mil millones siguen sin gastarse.

Finally, California is enacting laws to protect children from social media addiction and the harms of smartphones. It's a welcome sign for many families that have endured tragedy or hardship.

CalMatters’s visited high schools and colleges in Stockton, Sacramento, and Fresno, to dig into ballot propositions with students.

In 2021 California schools got $13.5 billion in pandemic relief grants. About $1.8 billion remains unspent.

A bill vetoed by the governor would have increased the number of classes part-time community college faculty can teach at a single campus. Part-timers often have to commute between multiple campuses to make ends meet. The governor cited potential costs for his veto.

Más de 50 hospitales de California dejaron de atender partos en la última década, lo que limitó las opciones de atención de maternidad en comunidades rurales y urbanas.

More than 50 California hospitals stopped delivering babies in the past decade, limiting maternity care options in both rural and urban communities.

In vitro fertilization treatments often cost tens of thousands of dollars, making them too expensive for families whose insurance won't cover them.

The legislation would have required tech companies to test AI for harm to society. It attracted opposition from numerous members of Congress and major AI companies including Google, Meta, and OpenAI.

Four Democrats running for governor in 2026 answer questions before the National Union of Healthcare Workers, even before California voters have their November 2024 ballots. Tony Thurmond won a non-binding straw poll.