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El Dr. Rishi Patel, del equipo de medicina callejera de Akido, revisa a un hombre sin hogar que vive en un viñedo en Arvin el 28 de mayo de 2024. Los equipos de medicina callejera de toda California utilizan cada vez más medicamentos antipsicóticos inyectables de acción prolongada para estabilizar la salud mental de las personas que viven en campamentos para personas sin hogar. Foto de Larry Valenzuela, CalMatters/CatchLight Local
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Health care company brings AI to CA’s homeless population
Can artificial intelligence help medical professionals treat California’s unhoused population? Or will the technology open a can of worms that critics say may do more harm than good? As CalMatters’ Marisa Kendall explains, Los Angeles-based Akido Labs plans to use an AI model it developed on unhoused patients next month in the Bay Area. Akido, […]
Por • enero 27, 2026
A large crowd gathers at night in a downtown plaza, many holding candles and protest signs, with city hall and office buildings lit in the background as traffic passes along a busy street.
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Here’s what California leaders said about latest Minneapolis killing
Gov. Gavin Newsom on Saturday called for U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem to resign and Border Patrol chief Gregory Bovino to be fired a day after federal immigration enforcement officers shot at another U.S. citizen in Minneapolis multiple times, killing him. Weeks after the death of Renee Good, Border Patrol agents killed Alex […]
Por • enero 26, 2026
A diverse group of people gathers outdoors, holding and waving various LGBTQ+ pride flags, including the progress pride flag, rainbow flag, and bisexual pride flag. Many attendees are clapping, smiling, and recording the event on their phones. Some individuals are draped in flags, while others hold them high. The background features trees, lampposts, and a grassy area, suggesting a public park or school campus setting.
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Transgender Californians have a lot riding on Supreme Court decisions
Though California is a relatively safe place for transgender youth, LGBTQ advocates warn that efforts to eliminate policies safeguarding transgender kids — led by right-leaning states and the Trump administration — may change that. As CalMatters’ Carolyn Jones explains, a handful of California’s policies may be at risk of being reversed or undermined as lawsuits […]
Por • enero 23, 2026
A row of beige suburban houses with tiled roofs lines the top of a sloped retaining wall, with dry grass and sparse shrubs in the foreground beneath a wide, pale sky.
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New CA bills, inspired by fires, seek insurance changes
Facing insurance claim delays, revolving doors of claims adjusters and payouts that don’t cover the cost of repairs, survivors of last year’s devastating Southern California wildfires still struggle not only with the aftermath of the disaster but also with their insurance companies. In response to their hardships, some California lawmakers are drafting new bills this […]
Por • enero 22, 2026
Three people arranged in a dance routine inside a plain-colored dance studio. One person has their back arched as they are in the middle of their dance routine, while another lies directly underneath them.
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Can AI replicate dance?
Can artificial intelligence replicate one of the most complex human art forms — dancing — and is it a threat to dancers and their profession? CalMatters reporters set out to answer those questions by first testing four commercially-available AI video-generation models: OpenAI’s Sora, Google’s Veo, MiniMax’s Hailou and Kuaishou’s Kling. The models were prompted to […]
Por • enero 21, 2026
The outer framing of a gray and red bricked building that was burned during a wildfire.
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After wildfire, CA’s small businesses struggle to rebuild in Altadena
More than a year after the Eaton Fire ripped through Los Angeles County’s Altadena neighborhood, small businesses in the area still face various hurdles as they struggle to recover from a disaster that killed at least 19 people. As CalMatters’ Levi Sumagaysay explains, the wildfire destroyed more than 9,000 structures, wiping out about half of […]
Por • enero 20, 2026
CalMatters staff in the newsroom on Dec. 5, 2023. Photo by Adriana Heldiz, CalMatters
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Deal with Google to help local news continues to get worse for local news
Scheduling note: WhatMatters is taking Monday off to honor Martin Luther King Jr. and will be back in your inboxes Tuesday. In 2024, California and Google made a deal to spend $175 million over five years on local journalism. This deal came after Google spent $11 million lobbying against two bills that would have required […]
Por • enero 16, 2026
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Bonta says CA will investigate Grok’s sexually explicit deepfakes
“@grok put her in a bikini” Writing nothing but a short prompt, users on the social media platform X can quickly generate nonconsensual and sexually explicit images of women and children — a disturbing trend that has prompted California to launch a probe into X’s artificial intelligence tool. As CalMatters’ Khari Johnson explains, California Attorney […]
Por • enero 15, 2026
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CA lawmakers seek $10 billion for housing
Riding the momentum of a handful of successful pro-housing bills last year, some Democratic lawmakers are advancing a $10 billion bond proposal that aims to ease California’s housing crunch, writes CalMatters’ Yue Stella Yu. Last week the Senate Housing Committee progressed a bill that would place the housing bond before voters during this year’s primary […]
Por • enero 14, 2026
A view from behind of a person, wearing a gray suit, standing in the middle of a room filled with white voting booths as they cast their ballots.
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Trying to ‘Trump-proof’ California’s 2028 ballot
From CalMatters politics reporter Maya C. Miller: State lawmakers are already taking legislative steps to “Trump-proof” California’s elections, starting with a bill designed to keep President Donald Trump off of California’s ballot in 2028. The bill from Sen. Tom Umberg, a Santa Ana Democrat and chairperson of the Senate Judiciary Committee, would make it illegal […]
Por • enero 13, 2026

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