Sacramento

October 2024

Busloads of Californians Are Heading to Swing States. Can They Make a Difference?

It’s Hard to Vote in California When You’re Homeless. Why It Matters When Their Voices Are Silenced

A Third Straight Year With No California Salmon Fishing?  Early Fish Counts Suggest It Could Happen

California Voters Could Make It Easier for Cities to Build Fire Stations and Fix Hospitals — Right Away

California Families Battling Addiction Fight for Their Lives After Insurance Denials

In Nationwide First, California Plans to Rev Up Sales of Electric Motorcycles

California’s Plan  to Overhaul a Key Climate Program — Raising the Cost of Gas — Ignites Debate

How Inflation Concerns Could Doom California’s Proposition to Increase Minimum Wage

Most California Republicans in Congress Won’t Commit to Certifying the 2024 Presidential Election

Why California Democrats Believe Abortion Issue Can Win Them Back the U.S. House

Outside Groups Are Spending Millions in California’s Swing U.S. House Races. Will It Make a Difference?

We Fact-Checked the Ads About Proposition 33, California’s Rent Control Ballot Measure.

No One Is Fighting a Proposition to Ban Forced Labor in California Prisons. Why It Could Still Fail

California Ballot Measure Promises ‘Mass Treatment’ for Drug Crimes. Can Counties Provide It?

Abortion Isn’t on the Ballot in California, but State Candidates Can’t Stop Talking About It

Labor Advocates Say Newsom’s Gas Prices Bill Risks Safety. The State Disagrees.

Newsom’s Gas Price Plan Clears Senate, but Some Democrats Dissent

California Pledged $500 Million to Help Tenants Preserve Affordable Housing. They Didn’t Get a Dime.

The Brutal Story Behind California’s New Native American Genocide Education Law

How to Stay Calm When Elon Musk Says He’s Leaving California — and Other Lessons From Business Relocations

This California Ballot Measure Promises Money for Health Care. Its Critics Warn It Could Backfire

Do You, a Business Owner, Have a Story About Applying for State Government Contracts? The State Would Like to Hear It

‘I Would Have Been a Great Mom’: California Finally Pays Reparations to Woman It Sterilized

‘Beyond Cruel’: Newsom Retaliates Against This LA Suburb for Its Ban on Homeless Shelters

The Legislature Could Override Nearly Every Newsom Veto. Why Don’t They?

She Lost Her Job After Talking With State Auditors. She Just Won $8.7 Million in Whistleblower Case

Late Payments to Nonprofits Hamper California’s Fight Against Homelessness

September 2024

As Tonight’s Deadline Nears, Here Are the Most Notable Bills That Gov. Newsom Signed and Vetoed Over the Weekend

Use It or Lose It: California Schools Race to Spend the Last of Their Pandemic Funds

Economists Like Newsom’s Plan to Help Control Gas Prices. Refiners Don’t.

Gavin Newsom Is Vetoing 1 of Every 5 Bills. Here’s Why

California Will Apologize for Slavery as Part of Reparations Push

K-12 Funding Is Guaranteed in California’s Budget. School Boards Say Newsom Jeopardized It

Gavin Newsom Has Not Solved California’s Housing Crisis. Three Lessons for Kamala Harris

Cal State Campuses Brace for ‘Severe Consequences’ as Budget Gap Looms

Only 1 in 5 California Community College Students Makes It to a University, Audit Says

Later Friday Night Lights: How a New California Law Shields Student Athletes From Heat

Assembly Candidate Chris Rogers Rubs Elbows With Single-Payer Advocates in Arcata This Afternoon

Nonprofits Seek to Get More Women Into Construction Trades

Critics Say Lawmakers Watered Down California’s Lemon Car Law After Secret Lobbyist Negotiations

What Happens to Homeless People After Encampment Sweeps? That’s on Cities, Gavin Newsom Says

Career Education Is Redundant and Convoluted. Gavin Newsom Says He’ll Fix It

Homeless Students Can Sleep Safely in Their Cars at This California College. Other Campuses Say No

Most Maternal Deaths Can Be Prevented. Here’s How California Aims to Cut Them in Half

Thousands in California’s Jails Have the Right to Vote — but Here’s Why Many Won’t

Are California Prisons Stiffing Inmates on $200 Release Payments? Lawsuit Says They Are

No Sleeping Bags, Keep Moving: California Cities Increase Crackdown on Homeless Encampments

California College Students Want More Online Courses, but Can They Catch Up to In-Class Peers?

California’s Homeless Population Grew Again This Year, Especially in These Counties

Hate Crimes Rise Against Indian Americans in California, Deepening a Divide Between Hindus and Sikhs


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