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December 2025

Millions of Californians Gain Access to in Vitro Fertilization Under New Law

Even More Cal State Campuses Will Automatically Admit Eligible Students Under a New State Law

California Schools Will Have to Do More to Prevent Sex Abuse Under New Law

California’s Minimum Wage Is Increasing in 2026 as Los Angeles Debates $30 an Hour

California Utilities Will Keep Almost All Profits as Regulators Ease Up. They’re Still Upset

How Does Newsom’s New Mental Health Court Work? Here’s What Real People Involved Say

CARE Court Was Created to Help California’s Toughest Homeless Cases. Why That’s Been So Hard

‘False Hope’: Why Families Who Celebrated California’s New Mental Health Court Feel Let Down by It

Republicans Ask Federal Court to Overturn California’s New Prop. 50 Maps

More Adults Return to College in California as Inflation and Job Fears Rise

Prison Health Workers Are Among the Best-Paid Public Employees. Why Are So Many Jobs Vacant?

40,000 People Died on California Roads. State Leaders Looked Away

Trump’s New Order Against AI Regulation Hits California Especially Hard

Rural California Gets a Lifeline in School Funding as Congress Restores Money It Cut

Judge Orders Trump to End National Guard Deployment, Calls LA Mission ‘Profoundly Un-American’

As California Prisons Face ‘Wave’ of Sex Assault Lawsuits, New Audit Highlights Slow Discipline

Data Centers for AI Could Nearly Triple San Jose’s Energy Use. Who Foots the Bill?

‘We May Be Deporting the Wrong People’: New Poll Shows Doubts About Immigration Crackdown

Lawsuits Challenge Trump Administration’s Radical Homeless Policy Changes

Who’s Running for California Governor? Here’s a Look at the Current Field of Candidates

Fewer International Students Are Coming to the U.S. What This Means for California

November 2025

Young California Democrats Are Challenging Veteran House Members in Safe Blue Seats

Misinformation Spreads as Trump Moves to Cut Aid for Some California Students

California Is About to Cut Power Company Profits to Historic Lows. Your Bill Will Barely Drop

How Fear of Trump’s Immigration Blitz Is Changing Life in California Farm Towns

Democrat Eric Swalwell Joins Crowded California Governor’s Race to Succeed Gavin Newsom

Newsom Closed 4 Prisons and Trimmed Payroll. Corrections Spending Is Still Over Budget

Up to 61,000 Truck Drivers in California Could Soon Lose Their Licenses. Here’s Why

He Built a Nursing Home Empire Despite State Investigations. Now, Lawsuits Are Piling Up

Billionaire Activist Tom Steyer Joins Race to Succeed Newsom as California Governor

Cal State Wants to Offer Bigger Raises to Campus Presidents While Cutting Elsewhere

More Housing on the California Coast? Changes at the Coastal Commission Signal a Pro-Building Shift

They Want to Be California’s Next Governor. Here’s What They’d Do About Health Care

They Rely on Landlines for Emergencies. AT&T’s Political Moves in California Could Take Those Lines Away

She Drove a Hundred Miles to Give Birth. New California Laws Are Bringing Maternity Care Closer to Home

California Lawmakers Found Money for These Pet Projects Even as They Slashed the Budget

What Veto Drama and a Texas Trip Tell Us About a Potential Shift in California’s Homelessness Strategy

Gavin Newsom ‘Light Years Ahead’ in 2028 Democratic Field After Prop. 50 Win

Rep. Nancy Pelosi Announces Retirement After 38 Years in Congress

Why a New California Law Could Change the Way All Americans Browse the Internet

Proposition 50 Passed in California. Here’s What You Missed

Alex Padilla, a Favorite to Succeed Gavin Newsom, Won’t Run for California Governor

California Democrats Made Prop. 50 About Trump. Polls Show It’s Working as Voting Ends

California Prisoners Sleep With ‘One Eye Open’. Should They Have Their Own Cells?

October 2025

Groups Spent $26 Million to Sway Voters Over Prop. 50, More Than Any Ballot Measure in State History

Gavin Newsom’s Biggest Political Test Yet Is on the Ballot Next Tuesday

15 DUIs, Still Driving: California’s Failure to Take Repeat Drunk Drivers Off the Road

Half a Million Young Californians Aren’t in School or Work. Most Are Men

California Latinos Take Pride in Casting Ballots in Person. ICE at Polls Could Deter That

California Gives Planned Parenthood $140 Million Boost to Keep Clinics Open


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