The California Divide: Poverty and Income Inequality

California Divide is a statewide media collaboration to raise awareness and engagement about poverty and income inequality through in-depth, local storytelling and community outreach. The project is based at CalMatters in Sacramento with a team of reporters deployed at news organizations throughout California.

In Depth: Unions

En un estribillo familiar, United Farm Workers se enfrenta a cómo crecer

by Melissa Montalvo

Nigel Duara

In Depth: Debt

Sueño para todos: la asistencia para el pago inicial para compradores de vivienda por primera vez en California se relanza con una nueva lotería

by Felicia Mello

In Depth: Evictions

They tried to pay their overdue rent. Their landlord wouldn’t accept it

by Felicia Mello

In Depth: Farmworkers

California court tosses Wonderful Company lawsuit over farmworker unionization law

by Jeanne Kuang

DIVISIÓN DE CALIFORNIA

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Napolitano on the new Secretary of Homeland Security: Be serious, be professional

Trump administration acknowledges it needs immigrant farmworkers as it moves to cut their pay

California is renaming César Chávez’s holiday. Now, cities are slowly erasing his name from streets

A California county’s only hospital cleared a federal hurdle, but it still needs millions to reopen

These California trucking schools broke state laws. Regulators couldn’t do anything about it

In Depth: Unions

En un estribillo familiar, United Farm Workers se enfrenta a cómo crecer

In Depth: Debt

Sueño para todos: la asistencia para el pago inicial para compradores de vivienda por primera vez en California se relanza con una nueva lotería

In Depth: Evictions

They tried to pay their overdue rent. Their landlord wouldn’t accept it

In Depth: Farmworkers

California court tosses Wonderful Company lawsuit over farmworker unionization law

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