March 3, 2026

Se solicitó a los reguladores de seguridad contra incendios de California que estudiaran si los apartamentos de mediana altura pueden tener una sola escalera. Su informe ve con malos ojos esta idea.

La inscripción a Covered California cayó un 2.7% tras el fin de la asistencia federal ampliada para las primas. Esto es mejor de lo esperado, pero muchas personas están haciendo concesiones para poder seguir teniendo seguro.

The state’s privacy protection agency is fining PlayOn $1.1 million for violating state law. The company, which operates the ticketing service GoFan, required students and parents to share their data to access tickets for high school events.

The American Society of Magazine Editors named CalMatters’ investigation, “The Man Who Unsolved a Murder” as a finalist in the public interest category. Winners will be announced in May.

The Toner Prizes, awarded by the Newhouse School, recognize the best political reporting and are named after Robin Toner, the first woman to hold the position of national political correspondent for The New York Times.

Regulators can approve up to 30 neighborhood decarbonization zones. Will poorer neighborhoods get first shot at climate saving energy options?

California lawmakers created the Professional Fiduciaries Bureau to monitor self-dealing in the industry. Twenty years later, the bureau’s inaction in one case shows how conflicts of interest can continue for years with little consequence.

The letters lobbyists submit to the Legislature are public documents, but they are hidden from view. Two California lawmakers want to change that

San Franciscans will consider a percentage point increase in the sales tax while Bay Area and LA-area voters will be asked for a half a percentage point.