Sometimes her days look like meticulously poring over spreadsheets. Other times they consist of designing and coding engaging graphics and tools to help Californians better understand their home and their neighbors. She aims to make public information actionable, accessible and digestible.
Erica earned a degree in journalism and information science from Northeastern University. As a student, she interned at the San Francisco Chronicle, CNBC and Boston.com. She is based in Oakland.
In Southern California, candidates and political action committees are spending hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaigns for community college board seats. Elsewhere, the races are uncontested.
Más de 50 hospitales de California dejaron de atender partos en la última década, lo que limitó las opciones de atención de maternidad en comunidades rurales y urbanas.
Dozens of California hospitals shut their maternity wards over the past decade, and the trend continued in 2024 after lawmakers advanced plans to slow the closures.
Ha aumentado el número total de niños de 4 años en el Kindergarten de transición. Pero a medida que el programa se implementa gradualmente, el porcentaje de niños elegibles que se inscriben ha disminuido.
The overall number of 4-year-olds in transitional kindergarten has increased. But as the program is being phased in, the percentage of eligible children enrolling has dropped.
El Hospital Comunitario Martin Luther King Jr. está perdiendo dinero, pero se ha comprometido a mantener abierta su sala de partos. Su decisión va en contra de los hospitales cercanos que se están alejando de los servicios de maternidad.
Martin Luther King Jr. Community Hospital is losing money, but it's committed to keeping open its labor ward. Its decision runs counter to nearby hospitals that are walking away from maternity services.
Erica Yee is a data reporter who collaborates frequently with the health, education, inequality and environment teams. She joined CalMatters in 2020 and is part of the Data and Interactives team.
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Erica Yee
Erica Yee is a data reporter who collaborates frequently with the health, education, inequality and environment teams. She joined CalMatters as an intern in 2020 and then stuck around as part of the growing Data and Interactives team. Sometimes her days look like meticulously poring over spreadsheets. Other times they consist of designing and coding engaging graphics and tools to help Californians better understand their home and their neighbors. She was part of CalMatters teams who won awards for a drought and water tracker, wage theft series and multimedia project on high schooler experiences of COVID-19 inequality. Erica earned a degree in journalism and information science from Northeastern University. As a student, she interned at the San Francisco Chronicle, CNBC and Boston.com. She is based in Oakland.