foto de avatar

Lynn La

Escritor de boletín

Contacto Últimas historias

Lynn La es la redactora del boletín de CalMatters y se centra en los principales temas políticos, políticos y de California. Historias del capitolio todos los días de la semana. Ella produce y cura Lo que importa, el boletín diario insignia de CalMatters con más de 150.000 suscriptores.    

En el boletín, Lynn analiza las cuestiones de política estatal para una audiencia más amplia, a través de informes originales y resumiendo y compilando historias de CalMatters y otras fuentes de noticias. Recientemente, ha informado sobre proyectos de ley para abordar el empeoramiento de la situación en California. epidemia de fentanilo, abordar robo minorista y legislar felicidad. También revela más sobre los legisladores al entrevistarlos para una serie ocasional sobre legisladores de primer mandato en 2023 y nuevo presidentes de comités en 2024. 

A través de WhatMatters, Lynn también desempeña un papel crucial en CalMatters. cobertura electoral, lo que ayuda a realizar un seguimiento de los avances diarios en campañas clave, incluidas las elecciones legislativas y del Congreso y las medidas electorales.  

Antes de unirse a CalMatters en marzo de 2023, escribió para la startup de tecnología educativa Guild y fue editora senior en CNET. También cubrió salud pública en The Sacramento Bee como becaria de medios de Kaiser y fue reportera pasante en Capitol Weekly. 

Lynn tiene su sede en el Área de la Bahía. Se graduó de UC Davis y de la Escuela de Periodismo de la Universidad de Columbia.

Otros idiomas hablados: vietnamita (básico)

Contacto

E-Mail

Últimas historias

An overhead view of a child wearing a blue shirt and light blue jeans as they stand in the middle of their bedroom surrounded by toys. The child holds a microphone toy with their hands.
Lo que importa
Advocates fear effects Trump policies could have on special education
Special education advocates and educators in California are raising red flags over President Donald Trump’s dismantling of the U.S. Department of Education and how it would affect some of California’s most vulnerable students. As CalMatters’ Carolyn Jones explains, nearly 800,000 K-12 California students, or 14%, are enrolled in special education. Last year the state spent […]
Por • abril 22, 2025
An interior view of the California state assembly chamber with ornate architecture, chandeliers and gold accents. The rooms is filled with wooden desks for lawmakers. The backs of two people wearing suits can be seen in the foreground.
Lo que importa
Lobbying groups spent over $500 million in CA last year
By the end of last summer, CalMatters data reporter Jeremia Kimelman recognized that 2024 was on its way to break lobbying spending records in California. With the year concluded and recent data filed with the secretary state, lobbying groups indeed spent an unrivaled amount of money in 2024 to influence state government: $540 million, or […]
Por • abril 21, 2025
A man with a short white beard and a red baseball cap holds up a sign that says “Justice For” at the top, which can be seen in the photo. In the background, there is a small glimpse of the Fresno skyline, with several buildings visible but out of focus.
Lo que importa
What happens when a CA homeless camping case goes to trial?
It was supposed to be a trial that would be closely watched by California homelessness advocates, public defenders and legal experts. But instead, the case was thrown out by the judge — leaving some stakeholders wondering whether it makes sense to arrest homeless people at all. As CalMatters’ Marisa Kendall explains, following a U.S. Supreme […]
Por • abril 18, 2025
The Social Security Administration office logo is on a glass near an open sliding glass door. The logo is covered by a reflection of the area on a sunny day.
Lo que importa
Send California your Social Security complaints
Join CalMatters on April 24 for a conversation on how to solve California’s housing and homeless crisis. Los Angeles County Supervisor Holly J. Mitchell, California Secretary of Business, Consumer Services and Housing Agency Tomiquia Moss and Riverside Mayor Patricia Lock Dawson will join the discussion. Register today to attend online or in person at the […]
Por • abril 17, 2025
Se libera vapor al cielo en una refinería en Wilmington el 24 de marzo de 2012. Foto de Bret Hartman, Reuters
Lo que importa
CA bill to hold oil companies liable for climate disasters fails
Shortly after deadly wildfires ignited in Los Angeles County in January, California lawmakers introduced bills to stiffen penalties for arson and other related crimes. One contentious measure — which had the backing of nearly every environmental organization in California — also sought to hold oil companies accountable for wildfires and climate disasters. The bill failed […]
Por • abril 16, 2025
Los legisladores se sientan en una fila de sillas verdes, frente a una bandera de Estados Unidos y del estado de California, durante una audiencia. Un legislador en el medio lleva una chaqueta rosa, mientras que el legislador a su izquierda lleva una verde y el legislador a su derecha lleva una chaqueta naranja brillante.
Lo que importa
It’s that time again: Get ready to learn about the suspense file
Before adjourning for Spring Recess last week, the state Senate and Assembly appropriations committees moved a total of 115 bills onto their “suspense files.” What follows is a rather opaque process that could end with roughly a third of those bills killed — away from public view and with little to no debate. As CalMatters’ […]
Por • abril 15, 2025
A man stands in a softly lit living room, holding a framed portrait of a young woman dressed in a letterman jacket. His expression is somber, and the mood of the scene is reflective and emotional. The warm sunlight filtering through the windows contrasts with the subdued atmosphere inside. The framed photo appears to hold personal significance, suggesting a story of remembrance or loss. The cozy, neutral-toned room and thoughtful composition draw attention to the man’s connection with the portrait he’s holding.
Lo que importa
How CA’s DMV allows deadly drivers on the road
Ervin Wyatt’s history behind the wheel spreads across two pages of a recent court filing: Fleeing police. Fleeing police again. Running a red light. Causing a traffic collision. Driving without a license, four times. A dozen speeding tickets. Yet the California Department of Motor Vehicles issued him a license in 2019. Wyatt promptly got three […]
Por • abril 14, 2025
Estudiantes en el campus de la Universidad de California, Davis en Davis el 2 de febrero de 2022. Miguel Gutierrez Jr., CalMatters
Lo que importa
Feds cut UC Davis dementia research due to DEI
For Dr. Charles DeCarli of UC Davis — one of the country’s top dementia researchers — the abrupt cancellation of federal funding for his multi-year study was demoralizing.  “This particular grant was the pinnacle of my research,” he told CalMatters’ Mikhail Zinshteyn. As President Donald Trump’s administration looks to eliminate diversity, equity and inclusion efforts […]
Por • abril 11, 2025
A doctor uses dental tools to inspect the mouth of a patient in a wheelchair. Two people stand nearby one as one of them uses the flash on their phone to help illuminate the patient's mouth as the other person looks on.
Lo que importa
CA grants dentists money to help special needs patients
For some people, the high-pitched drilling, bright fluorescent lights and uncomfortable poking and prodding can make visiting the dentist’s office daunting. But for people with special needs who are often hypersensitive to sounds, lights and touch, it can be especially tough. As CalMatters’ Kristen Hwang explains, dental offices that can accommodate patients with autism spectrum […]
Por • abril 10, 2025
Aerial view of a tall metal border wall stretching across a desert landscape, with a patrol road running alongside it. The surrounding area is arid and barren, with sparse vegetation and distant mountains under a clear sky.
Lo que importa
Border Patrol misrepresented CA raid, investigation finds
On Jan. 7, one day after Congress certified President Donald Trump’s election victory, Gregory Bovino sent 65 of his Border Patrol agents into Kern County. Bovino is the head of the El Centro sector in the Imperial Valley, but the raid agents conducted that day occurred a six-hour drive north of the border. Bovino said […]
Por • abril 9, 2025

Gift this article

Lynn La - CalMatters
Lynn La es la redactora del boletín de CalMatters y se centra en las principales historias políticas, políticas y del Capitolio de California todos los días de la semana.
CalMatters
California, explicó
Lynn La
Lynn La es la redactora del boletín de CalMatters y se centra en las principales historias políticas, políticas y del Capitolio de California todos los días de la semana. Produce y cura WhatMatters, el boletín diario insignia de CalMatters con más de 150.000 suscriptores. Antes de unirse a CalMatters en marzo de 2023, escribió para la startup de tecnología educativa Guild y fue editora senior en CNET. También cubrió salud pública en The Sacramento Bee como becaria de medios de Kaiser y fue reportera pasante en Capitol Weekly. Lynn tiene su sede en el Área de la Bahía. Se graduó de UC Davis y de la Escuela de Periodismo de la Universidad de Columbia. Otros idiomas hablados: vietnamita (básico)