2025 - 145 중 17 번째 페이지

Water flows along the All-American Canal near Winterhaven on Aug. 13, 2022. The canal conveys water from the Colorado River into the Imperial Valley. California water agencies that rely on the Colorado River, said Wednesday, Oct 5, 2022, that they can reduce their use by up to 400,000 acre feet annually, an amount that's roughly one-tenth of the river water the state receives. Photo by Gregory Bull, AP

물

No deal on the Colorado River despite Trump administration deadline

The federal government has often set deadlines on the Colorado River, but in recent years has rarely enforced them. Negotiations among California and the six other basin states will now continue into next year, as Arizona ramps up its rhetoric and calls for a firmer hand from the Trump Administration in the talks.

에 의해

레이첼 베커

• 11월 11, 2025

Students stand behind barricades on the left, facing a row of UC Berkeley campus police holding batons on the right.

교육

Turning Point tour ends with fights and arrests at UC Berkeley. Our student reporters were there

While protesters chanted against the conservative ideals of Turning Point USA, event attendees laughed and danced inside the hall of one of the most liberal universities in the nation.

에 의해

Ella Carter-Klauschie

그리고

Chrissa Olson

• 11월 11, 2025

Two people — one wearing a light blue suit and the other wearing a gray blazer and orange blouse — sit in front of a blue table while smiling into the crowd.

교육

As tuition keeps increasing, UC students want a bigger say on the Board of Regents

Of the 26 UC Regents, one student position has voting power. A second student seat is a non-voting “designate.” To increase student representation, UC student leaders are pushing for the second seat to also have voting power.

에 의해

Khadeejah Khan

그리고

Phoebe Huss

• 11월 11, 2025

California Governor Gavin Newsom stands on a stage, speaking into a microphone at a podium that reads “Take It Back,” with his arm extended in front of a giant American flag.

논평

Newsom plays climate warrior, compromiser and coy candidate

Gov. Gavin Newsom attracted national news coverage thanks to Proposition 50 before jetting to Brazil for a climate conference President Donald Trump avoided.

에 의해

댄 월터스

• 11월 11, 2025

A close-up view of a white sign that reads, "COP30 Brasil Amazonia Belem 2025" set up against a brown fence structure.

기후 변화

Newsom brings California to the heart of the Amazon — and the U.N. climate conference

California state officials are in Brazil for the annual United Nations climate conference. The visit highlights California’s role as a climate leader and supports its environmental policies, especially since the U.S. has no official federal delegation. However, some critics question whether the trip is worthwhile because California lacks the power to make international agreements.

에 의해

알레한드라 레이예스-벨라르데

그리고

알레한드로 라조

• 11월 11, 2025

A row of four police officers stand facing a group of protesters sitting in the middle of a street during a protest. The police officer in the middle faces towards the camera while holding a baton.

정당성

California Supreme Court strikes down warning on LAPD citizen complaint forms

California adopted criminal penalties for filing false claims against police officers 30 years ago. The state Supreme Court held that the LAPD went too far in advising people about those penalties when they file citizen complaints.

에 의해

나이젤 두아라

• 11월 10, 2025

The All American Canal flows past the Imperial Sand Dunes near Felicity on Dec. 5, 2022.

물

Colorado River talks hit crunch time. What’s at stake for California water?

Western states in the Colorado River basin are racing a federal deadline to hash out the beginnings of an agreement governing the overtapped river. As the clock ticks down, two questions loom large: Just how real is this deadline, and what does it mean for California?

에 의해

레이첼 베커

• 11월 10, 2025

A person in a graduation cap and gown holds there hands together, near their chest, as they smile and face up towards a crowd during an outdoor graduation ceremony at a university stadium.

논평

Flipping fairness: California’s ‘colorblind’ laws fail Black students

A scholarship meant to repair racial terror now must include descendants of those who were never targets of it. Critics now say such programs are discriminatory.

By Marcus Anthony Hunter • 11월 10, 2025

Registered nurse Kristie Scheidt walks past some of the rooms in the intensive care unit inside El Camino Health Mountain View Hospital in Mountain View on Tuesday, Dec. 22, 2020. Photo by Randy Vazquez, Bay Area News Group

논평

Hospitals want to be free to raise prices. California is right to limit them

A hospital group's lawsuit challenges the state's caps on price increases, as state leaders also try to help consumers cope with federal health care cuts.

By Amanda McAllister-Wallner and Kiran Savage-Sangwan • 11월 10, 2025

A close-up view of a student's hands on a laptop keyboard. A teacher's hands can be seen nearby resting on the student's desk.

K-12 교육

His students suddenly started getting A’s. Did a Google AI tool go too far?

Some teachers say that AI tools, particularly Google Lens, have made it impossible to enforce academic integrity in the classroom — with potentially harmful long-term effects on students’ learning.

에 의해

캐롤린 존스

• 11월 10, 2025