Coronavirus

Another stay-at-home order could be in the cards for California as early as this week. Citing a record level of coronavirus hospitalizations and rapidly filling intensive-care units, Gov. Gavin Newsom warned in a Monday press conference that another lockdown may be necessary to curb the virus’ spread in counties in the most restrictive purple tier, […]

Fifty-four counties responded to a CalMatters election survey and many attributed the smooth election to new vote centers with savvy technology. Yet as Sacramento politicians say they want to make vote-by-mail permanent and expand vote centers, some counties are balking at costs and lack necessary infrastructure.

El “Proyecto Homekey” podría entregar en meses lo que los defensores de las personas sin hogar han querido durante décadas: una gran inyección de efectivo y una forma de evitar las regulaciones engorrosas. Pero el lado positivo viene con un límite de tiempo.

Starting today, millions of Californians will be subject to new stay-at-home orders amid a third wave of COVID-19 infections that has hospitalized a record number of residents. Under Los Angeles County’s new stay-at-home order — which lasts through Dec. 20 — almost all gatherings are banned, and retail stores must further limit capacity. Santa Clara […]

“Project Homekey” could deliver in months what homelessness advocates have wanted for decades: a huge infusion of cash, and a way around cumbersome regulations. But the silver lining comes with a time limit.

El gobernador Newsom debería nombrar a un latino o latina para el escaño del Senado de los Estados Unidos para cumplir la promesa de "California para todos".

Lea este artículo en español. On Sept. 9, a mobile testing site rolled up to Huron Middle School in the 7,000-person rural city 50 miles south of Fresno. In four hours, only four people showed up for free COVID-19 testing. At five other coronavirus testing events organized by the Fresno County Health Department that month in […]

California may have paid up to $1 billion in fraudulent unemployment claims filed on behalf of prison and jail inmates in what prosecutors are calling “the most significant fraud on taxpayer funds in California history.” The state paid more than 35,000 claims under state prisoners’ names, with one inmate collecting nearly $49,000, a group of […]

As California faces a surge in coronavirus cases, vaccines may be weeks away with three drug companies reporting promising results.

Se estima que 750.000 californianos perderán los beneficios federales por desempleo el día después de Navidad, y 2,1 millones podrían perder sus hogares semanas después cuando se levante la moratoria de desalojo en todo el estado.