2025

Antes los demócratas de California adoptaron políticas de “santuario” para proteger a los inmigrantes de la deportación. Pero ahora, estos mismos han adoptado un tono más suave.

Inland Empire se está quedando atrás en la educación de los estudiantes para empleos profesionales bien remunerados. Los educadores están tratando de lograr que los preadolescentes visualicen su potencial.

Después de que Trump emitió una orden para que las escuelas cierren los programas de diversidad, el fiscal general Rob Bonta dijo que los programas DEI son legales y las escuelas tienen derecho a promoverlos.

Eight years ago, California Democrats adopted “sanctuary” policies to protect immigrants from President Donald Trump’s deportation plans. But now, as Trump ramps up threats against sanctuary states and cities, Democratic leaders have taken on a softer tone.

After Trump issued an order for schools to shut down diversity programs, Attorney General Rob Bonta said DEI programs are legal and schools have a right to promote them.

The Inland Empire is falling behind in educating students for well-paid, professional jobs, limiting the economic prospects of the region’s youngest inhabitants. In an effort to raise that ceiling, educators are trying to get tweens to envision their potential for a college degree.

There’s much to criticize in how California, once a global leader in large-scale water management, has faltered.

An unhoused man who lives in Orange explains why he and many other Californians who lack a permanent home are so reluctant to stay in shelters.

Emergency shelters are supposed to be a safe haven, but records show they’re ineffective — and rife with abuse and scandal.

Shelters have become California’s go-to solution for homelessness. A CalMatters investigation finds the vast majority of residents stay homeless.