11월 2023

K-12 교육

Recognizing fake news now a required subject in California schools

A new law requires K-12 schools to add media literacy to curriculum for English language arts, science, math and history-social studies. Among the lessons will be recognizing fake news.

에 의해 캐롤린 존스 • 11월 10, 2023

CalMatters 스페인어

UFW gana la primera votación del sindicato de trabajadores agrícolas bajo la nueva ley de California

Read this story in English. Los trabajadores de una granja de tomates y una empresa empacadora del condado de Stanislaus son los primeros en sindicalizarse exitosamente bajo una nueva ley de California que facilita la organización de los trabajadores agrícolas, dijo el sindicato United Farm Workers. El sindicato informó que la Junta de Relaciones Laborales […]

에 의해 Nicole Foy • 11월 9, 2023

캘리포니아 디바이드

UFW wins first farmworker union vote under new California law

The United Farm Workers, which represents nearly 7,000 workers, won a unionization vote in Stanislaus County. It’s the first such win in six years and first under a law that went into effect in May.

에 의해 Nicole Foy • 11월 9, 2023

CalMatters 스페인어

Aunque son fundamentales para la economía los trabajadores jóvenes de California trabajan arduamente en empleos con salarios bajos

Read this story in English. Más de 2 millones de personas de entre 16 y 24 años trabajan en California (aproximadamente la misma población de Houston), lo que representa el 12% de la fuerza laboral. Constituyen una parte crítica de la economía del estado, según un nuevo informe del Centro Laboral de UCLA.  Pero muchos jóvenes ganaron […]

에 의해 알레한드라 레이예스-벨라르데 • 11월 9, 2023

캘리포니아 디바이드

Though critical to the economy, California’s young workers toil in low-wage work

Young people are stuck earning low wages, working long hours — often while going to school — and often without benefits or work protections. Their hardships may hamper the state’s economy for years to come, researchers said.

에 의해 알레한드라 레이예스-벨라르데 • 11월 9, 2023

CalMatters 스페인어

‘Una broma cruel’: un padre de familia liberado de una prisión en California no puede volver a casa con su familia después de que ICE lo deportara

Read this story in English. Ramón Ruelas retó a un invitado a una partida de ajedrez a las 7 de la mañana en Mexicali, México, cerca de la frontera con California, donde pasó casi una década en prisión.  El padre de origen mexicano, de 33 años, jugaba a pura concentración, hasta que su hija de […]

에 의해 Justo Robles • 11월 9, 2023

논평

San Quentin Prison is decaying and California would rather ‘transform’ it than fix it

California's whopping $14.4 billion prison budget and the governor’s $360.6 million price tag to "transform" San Quentin into a rehabilitation center seemingly overlook the existing problems with the prison’s infrastructure. Maintenance needs topped $1.6 billion in 2021, and the issues inside are slow to improve if they do at all.

By Kevin D. Sawyer • 11월 9, 2023

캘리포니아 디바이드

‘A cruel joke’: California father freed from prison can’t go home to family after ICE deports him

Ramon Ruelas grew up in California and served a decade in prison. Now free, he can’t live with his wife and daughter, who are U.S. citizens. Lawmakers want California to stop handing former inmates like him to ICE. Gov. Gavin Newsom has vetoed the bills.

에 의해 Justo Robles • 11월 9, 2023

국회 의사당

Oil companies top big year in lobbyist spending

With three months left to go, more than $358 million has been spent this year on lobbying California’s Legislature, agencies, and Public Utilities Commission

에 의해 제레미아 키멜만 • 11월 9, 2023

경제

California missed chances to stop EBT theft. It’s lost tens of millions of taxpayer dollars since

Amid pandemic, California pushed off a plan to prevent EBT theft. Now $10 million a month is stolen from the poor, at taxpayer expense.

에 의해 진 쿠앙 • 11월 8, 2023