Al Muratsuchi

Read this article in English.      Una investigación de CalMatters revela un proceso de concesión de licencias opaco para los hogares de ancianos de California, plagado de indecisiones y contradicciones. Los funcionarios han permitido que el propietario de un asilo de ancianos más grande del estado y sus empresas operen 18 hogares durante años sin poder decidir […]

California has a weird legislative session this year, but legislators are still using gut-and-amend tactic.

Este estudio es el primero que investiga lo que significa la constelación del desarrollo de gas y petróleo en California para los bebés que nacen en los alrededores.

Schools plan for next year without knowing how much money they’ll have or which specific guidelines create the safest learning environment for students.

Candidates open up about impacts of mental illness. Oil companies spend big on upcoming Senate elections. University of California puts off tuition hike.

Seven years into California's school funding overhaul, the state can't tell whether billions are going to the high-need students they're supposed to help.

The lawmaker behind the swap says he's trying to level the playing field between big and small operators. Opponents say he's doing a political favor.

California lawmakers refused to bar the sale of cosmetics containing toxic chemicals after pushback from business interests, who said it would apply to trace amounts too small to be harmful.

Dozens of California counties and cities ban fracking, even where there is no oil drilling. About 20% of California oil comes from fracked wells.

Universal preschool. Top ranked per-pupil spending. Data tracking from toddlerhood to universities. Newsom is giving schools a tough assignment for 2019.