Coronavirus

Good morning, California. It’s Friday, June 26. Hospitalizations rise in southern, central CA Amid a continued surge in hospitalizations and ICU admissions, Gov. Gavin Newsom on Thursday made public the coronavirus models California is using to inform its public health orders, calling on “citizen scientists,” “experts in artificial intelligence,” “Nobel laureates” and everyday people to […]

With outbreaks of COVID-19 among migrant farmworkers across the country, California needs to better protect these essential workers. Here are some recommendations.

November's ballot will feature ACA 5, a landmark amendment that would reinstate affirmative action in California. Parolee voting rights will also be decided.

Now that the coronavirus has turned Election Day into a latent superspreader event, the state’s Democratic lawmakers are making the 2020 general election an (almost) all-mail affair. Here's what that might look like.

The nation's leading public health figure in the coronavirus pandemic gave California a pat on the back for its reopening efforts but cautioned young people to be vigilant.

A menos que California reciba miles de millones en fondos federales, los trabajadores del estado perderán alrededor del 10% de sus sueldos y los dos sistemas universitarios perderán un total de 602 millones de dólares.

La principal autoridad de la salud pública sobre la pandemia del coronavirus en EE. UU. felicitó a California por su labor de reapertura, pero advirtió a los jóvenes que estuvieran atentos.

Pointing to a sharp uptick in coronavirus-related hospitalizations and ICU admissions, Gov. Gavin Newsom implored Californians to wear face masks.

Cuando la pandemia del coronavirus interrumpió la educación en todo el estado, y las clases se desplazaron al internet, muchos estudiantes adolescentes comenzaron a trabajar recogiendo fresas y otros cultivos. A los que abogan por su educación les preocupa que se estén quedando atrás.

When the coronavirus pandemic interrupted education across the state, and classes shifted online, many teenage students  went to work picking strawberries or other crops. Advocates worry they're falling behind.