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AI reminded me to lead in my classroom, not follow someone else’s dictates

This change isn’t just about technology. It’s about whether teachers reclaim their role as designers of learning or wait to be told what to do next.

By Al Rabanera • 3월 25, 2026

A person dressed in medical scrubs places a stethoscope on a patient's back during a blood pressure and blood sugar test. The patient wears a beige fedora and sits near a medical bed inside a clinic.

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Medi-Cal faces funding emergency from state miscalculations, federal budget cuts

Gov. Gavin Newsom is retracting Medi-Cal for immigrants, years after he wrongly figured a state surplus. And President Trump is cutting health funds to states.

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댄 월터스

• 3월 24, 2026

A person wearing a black business suit stands on top of a stage, talking in front of an audience of people, while pointing back to a large spacecraft with the words “Blood Moon” on it.

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Government money made Silicon Valley’s tech titans rich. A billionaire tax won’t hurt them

The public helped create tech fortunes via government grants, defense contracts and corporate-friendly regulation. Some payback is in order.

By Duane Roberts • 3월 24, 2026

Several people gather around a voter registration table set up outside a storefront, where a banner for National Voter Registration Day and a tablecloth reading “Poder Latinx” are prominently displayed. One person sits in a wheelchair nearby while others stand in line or speak with volunteers, as colorful decorations and an ofrenda-style display with marigolds and papel picado fill the background.

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Don’t clear the field in governor’s race by clearing out diversity

Most candidates urged to stay are white and backed by big money, but those urged to bow out are leaders of color with decades of public service. It's an issue in this state of diverse voters.

By Katharine Pichardo • 3월 23, 2026

A side view of a man on a bike next to homeless tents lined up along a sidewalk underneath a highway in Sacramento.

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Kids with no safe place to rest at night are becoming chronically homeless adults

Only 3% of the state’s homeless beds are reserved for youth, which feeds a pipeline to chronic homelessness. Most vulnerable: foster kids.

By Jevon Wilkes • 3월 23, 2026

A view of a car in the foreground passing in front of a billboard in a city, depicting a person on a laptop working, reads “Put AI Agents to Work For People.”

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California’s AI employment laws look tough, but they leave workers exposed

If an algorithm denies someone a job, demotes or fires them, the harm is immediate. It’ll take months, or years, to determine if bias was involved.

By Alberto Rocha • 3월 23, 2026

Traffic on Highway 50 in Sacramento on June 30, 2022. Photo by Miguel Gutierrez Jr., CalMatters

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If California forces state workers to commute, it passes up $225 million in savings. Can we afford that?

State workers must go to offices four days a week starting July 1. But if lawmakers let them telework, they’d save on gas and reduce carbon emissions.

By Wasim Ali • 3월 20, 2026