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California Capitol, home of the Assembly and Senate. Photo by Anne Wernikoff for CalMatters

Election tests depth of California’s blueness

California is a blue state but this election may tell us just how deeply blue it truly is.

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• 11 月 2, 2020

Does more money mean better schools?

A new academic report once again calls for big increase in California school spending, but doesn't go far enough.

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• 11 月 1, 2020

Voters face three union-business conflicts

Three of California's 12 statewide ballot measures renew sharp conflicts between business and unions.

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• 10 月 28, 2020

It’s déjà vu for affirmative action proponents

Proponents of Proposition 16, which would reinstate affirmative action, are trailing badly and once again are playing the Ku Klux Klan card.

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• 10 月 27, 2020

Left wing wants to cancel Dianne Feinstein

The Democratic Party's left wing wants to cancel Dianne Feinstein, a fixture of California politics for six decades.

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• 10 月 26, 2020

California’s vague new financial regulation law

California has a new financial regulation law but its reach is vague and awaits more definition.

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• 10 月 25, 2020

When will California schools reopen?

Some California schools are reopening but most kids remain at home and adults are squabbling over when and if they can get back into the classroom.

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• 10 月 21, 2020

A double whammy for jobless workers

California has a stubbornly high unemployment rate and slow handling of benefit claims increases the pain of jobless workers.

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• 10 月 20, 2020

City wagers on entertainment may backfire

California's COVID-19 recession is having a devastating effect on local bond issues for sports and entertainment venues.

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• 10 月 19, 2020

Blackouts reveal lapses in power supply

Power blackouts in August proved California's need for a bigger supply cushion — and indicated that transition to a carbon-free future will not be easy.

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• 10 月 18, 2020