Comentario California shouldn’t price the public out of public records. Democracy is at stake A bill letting governments charge for public documents would let them base the cost on the time it takes to review and redact the information. It doesn't limit them. By David Snyder • abril 6, 2026
Comentario After a four-year wait to see a dentist, her son suffered. With Medi-Cal cuts, the wait will be even longer People try for months, sometimes years, to find dentists who take Denti-Cal, Medi-Cal for teeth. The state may slash those dentist reimbursements. By Pat Hornbecker • abril 6, 2026
Comentario Yuba River Disaster: It could be coming to a river near you Climate change and age are stressing California's water infrastructure, endangering struggling salmon populations and other wildlife. By Keiko Mertz • abril 3, 2026
Comentario This isn’t a race for California governor; it’s more like a game of chicken Rather than campaigning, eight Democratic hopefuls are waiting for someone to blink, as two Republican candidates take potshots at each other. Por Daniel Walters • abril 3, 2026
Comentario Top-two race in Los Angeles makes strange political bedfellows Incumbent Mayor Karen Bass may elevate a lesser known Republican opponent in the nonpartisan race to sidestep a higher-polling Democratic foe. Por jimen newton • abril 2, 2026
Comentario Allegation that Gavin Newsom presides over an ’empire of fraud’ doesn’t stick A conservative magazine wrongly labeled as fraud signs of Gov. Newsom's mismanagement. That's not an investigation; it's a campaign ploy. Por Daniel Walters • abril 2, 2026
Comentario California safeguards pumas as federal rules fail to protect their habitat The state placed six mountain lion species on the threatened list, so road and land developers must evaluate projects to not isolate pumas. By Tiffany Yap • abril 1, 2026
Comentario With Californians paying sky-high gas prices, now’s not the time for new oil regulations Proposed changes to state climate law may boost gas-pump prices by up to $1 a gallon by 2030. Also more refineries and jobs may leave California. By Tony Strickland • marzo 31, 2026
Comentario Santa Monica project points the way to easing California’s housing shortage If wealthy Santa Monica can do it, will less well-heeled CA communities begin accommodating modular home and apartment construction? Por Daniel Walters • marzo 31, 2026
Comentario ‘Give me another solution.’ Counties resist mental health centers, betraying patients and families Monterey County recently halted development of a mental health center, leaving struggling patients and families in a lurch. Por George B. Sánchez-Tello • marzo 31, 2026