Jeremia Kimelman

CalMatters en Español

Osos, mercadotecnia y consultores: Así se gastan el dinero de campaña los candidatos para destituir a Newsom

En resumen Los nuevos informes de finanzas revelan el gasto de la campaña de destitución en California: Kevin Faulconer tiene la mayor cantidad de efectivo, Caitlyn Jenner está endeudada y John Cox le pagó a un consultor para que sugiriera un oso. Read this article in English. A seis semanas de que los californianos decidan si […]

By Ben Christopher and Jeremia Kimelman • August 3, 2021

Politics

Bears, merch and consultants: How Newsom recall candidates are spending campaign cash

New campaign finance reports reveal California recall spending: Kevin Faulconer has the most cash, Caitlyn Jenner is in debt and John Cox paid a consultant to suggest a bear.

By Ben Christopher and Jeremia Kimelman • August 3, 2021

Politics

Follow the money: Gavin Newsom recall edition

Keep track of who is giving money in the Gavin Newsom recall campaign and where it's coming from in this dashboard, which will be updated daily.

By Jeremia Kimelman • May 26, 2021

Education

How we analyzed why millions of California students lack broadband access

Combining data from agencies that oversee telecommunications companies and schools, CalMatters built a database of broadband adoption and availability estimates in K-12 school neighborhoods for most of California.

By Jackie Botts and Jeremia Kimelman • April 28, 2021

CalMatters en Español

Cómo analizamos por qué millones de estudiantes de California carecen de acceso a banda ancha

Read this article in English. ¿Sus hijos han pasado el último año luchando por conectarse a sus clases virtuales debido a conexiones de banda ancha inestables desde puntos de acceso o planes de Internet con descuento? ¿Qué pasa con sus compañeros? ¿O el inicio de sesión en una escuela remota ha sido sobre ruedas? Para la […]

By Jackie Botts and Jeremia Kimelman • April 28, 2021

Coronavirus

Fewer jobs, more wine: California’s deadly COVID year in 9 charts

On March 19, 2020 Gov. Gavin Newsom announced a statewide shelter-in-place order. In response to an unprecedented public health threat, it was an equally unprecedented shuttering of day-to-day life. “This is not a permanent state,” Newsom assured us at the time. “This is a moment in time. And we will meet this moment together.” On […]

By Jeremia Kimelman and Ben Christopher • March 17, 2021

K-12 Education

California students in richer areas far more likely to be back in classrooms

A CalMatters data analysis reveals a wealth gap between students more likely to receive in-person instruction and those less likely to have that option.

By Ricardo Cano and Jeremia Kimelman • February 24, 2021

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