En resumen Al no poder ganar cargos en ninguna parte del estado, el Partido Republicano del estado busca capitalizar la ira de los padres para ganar las contiendas de la junta escolar local en 2022 y motivar a los votantes republicanos. El programa “Parent Revolt” del partido es el programa de capacitación y reclutamiento de […]

En resumen Si bien las vacunas contra la viruela del mono están dirigidas a las ciudades más grandes del estado, donde el número de casos es más alto, otras comunidades están luchando por responder. En el Valle Central, los funcionarios de salud pública esperan recursos y tratan de brindar información a los residentes que buscan […]

En resumen Los defensores dicen que el proyecto de ley AB 257 podría frenar el robo de salarios, pero los restauranteros dicen que podría aumentar los costos y los precios y cambiar fundamentalmente las relaciones con las cadenas de comida rápida. Read this article in English. Los legisladores de California están considerando este mes un […]

While monkeypox vaccines are targeted to the state’s largest cities, where case numbers are highest, other communities are struggling to respond. In the Central Valley, public health officials are waiting for resources and trying to get information to residents seeking help.

Shut out from winning statewide offices, the state GOP is seeking to capitalize on parents' anger to win local school board races in 2022 and motivate Republican voters. The party's "Parent Revolt" program is its most ambitious school board candidate recruitment and training program ever.

“Red state governors, they talk a big game, don’t they, about providing parents with education choice,” Gov. Gavin Newsom said in a Monday video post on Truth Social, the social media company founded by former President Donald Trump. “But when it comes time to walk the walk, they’re absent.” The governor’s post — in which […]

On this episode of “Gimme Shelter: The California Housing Crisis Podcast,” CalMatters’ Manuela Tobias and the Los Angeles Times’ Liam Dillon sit down with Jack Lahey, homeless services coordinator in San Luis Obispo, to discuss the mixed results of a federal rental assistance program.

This is excerpted for classroom use from the CalMatters Explainer about this year’s ballot propositions by reporters Ben Christopher and Sameea Kamal. After months of signature gathering, fundraising and legislative wrangling, we have details on the ballot measures that you can vote on this fall. Proposition 1: Putting abortion safeguards in the California constitution: After the […]

Two other states – but not California – face cuts to Colorado River water in 2023 as the federal government escalates its drought response. But a deal remains out of reach.

“Everything Everywhere All At Once” is the name of a 2022 film, but it could also describe the cascade of changes confronting California schools as they welcome students back to campus after more than two years of pandemic-disrupted education. Although many COVID restrictions have loosened — most schools have ended mandatory testing programs, made face […]