Where's The Village For High School Students?

We have all heard the term “it takes a village” when talking about raising children. I remember rocking my son to sleep.

Supreme Court's Decision On Affirmative Action In Admissions Could Affect California Private Colleges

Next week, the U.S. Supreme Court is to hear arguments about whether considering race as a factor during the admission process is lawful.

Adjuncts Sue California Community College System, Eight Local Districts Over Unpaid Work Hours

Seven part-time community college professors across California have sued eight local districts where they teach, and the state.

CA Student Test Scores Plummet, Especially In Math: Achievement Tests

While CA's schoolchildren suffered less learning loss than in other states, students still suffered greatly and achievement gaps widened.

Signature Collection Begins To Repeal California Oil Well Setback Law

Oil producers announced Thursday they have launched the signature gathering process to stop a new oil well bill.

California Wildfires Cancel Out Nearly Two Decades Of Emissions Reductions

California’s record-breaking wildfire season in 2020 essentially nullified nearly two decades’ worth of greenhouse gas emission reductions.

California's Home Prices, Seller Profits Plummet: Report

ATTOM, a curator of nationwide real estate data, released its third-quarter 2022 U.S. Home Sales Report on Thursday.

California's Flavored Tobacco Ban Is On Next Month's Ballot

California voters will soon determine the fate of the state’s flavored tobacco ban.

Newsom Says He's Not Eyeing Oval Office Despite Shots At GOP Presidential Contenders

Newsom announced his intention during the first and likely only gubernatorial debate ahead of the Nov. 8 election.

California's Job Growth Slows; Unemployment Rate Falls To 3.9%

California's employment data comes from two separate federal surveys.

Timeline Of CA Inflation Relief Payments; 15.8M Payments Unprocessed

If you're still waiting for an inflation relief payment, don't fret. Here's when it may arrive.

Though Wage Theft Is A Crime, Few California DAs File Charges For It

It took two shifts to clean the five-story central Los Angeles office building where Edith Lopez worked as a janitor.

How A Federal Proposal Could Undermine California's Privacy Rights

California enjoys the nation’s strongest privacy protections, but a bipartisan proposal in Congress could weaken abortion rights.

Newsom Vows To Finish Four-Year Term If Reelected Governor

"This is a serious moment in American history," Newsom said. "I've had enough. So I'll proudly and happily stand up."

Judge Rules For CA Baker Over Same-Sex Wedding Cake

A judge ruled in favor of a bakery owner who refused to make wedding cakes for a same-sex couple because it violated her Christian beliefs.

Central American Studies Gains Popularity On CA Campuses

For a long time, Central American Studies scholars say, the community was ignored within academia – or worse, stereotyped.

Sunflowers In The Mist | Ethereal View From Mt. Tam: CA In Photos

It's your state; It's your shot. This is California in photos.

Late-In-Term Shuffling Of Teachers Harms Classes, Say Faculty And Officials

It's not uncommon for teachers to be shuffled around to various campuses during the first week or two of school.

COVID Added To CDC's Vaccine Schedule; What It Means For Californians

Despite the CDC's unanimous vote, the decision to require COVID-19 vaccines for school registration locally is up to California officials.

​Dozens Sickened In CA And AZ Salmonella Outbreak Linked To Fish: CDC

Nearly three dozen have fallen ill and more than one dozen hospitalized from salmonella linked to fresh fish served in CA and AZ.

As Links To MS Deepen, Researchers Accelerate Efforts To Develop An Epstein-Barr Vaccine

About 95% of US adults are infected with Epstein-Barr. New research links it to the development of multiple sclerosis.

18 Mid-Century Homes For Sale In California

From Mid-Century Modern wonders to "Leave It to Beaver" middle class homes, these properties built from 1940 through the 1960s are popular.

Winter Heating Costs Spike: How Much More Will CA Residents Pay?

Natural gas saw the biggest increase, but is still hundreds of dollars cheaper than electricity over the course of the winter.

New Poll: Mayra Flores Has Higher Net Favorability Among Hispanics Than AOC

Giancarlo Sopo's firm and WPA Intelligence teamed up “to conduct a national poll of Hispanic voters on behalf of Bienvenido U.S."

Concerns About Rail Strike Disruptions Ahead Of Holiday Season Loom

The Port of LA saw cargo volume recede last month – a stark contrast to last year, when Sept. 2021 ranked the busiest September on record.

Los Angeles Councilmember Refuses To Resign After Audio Leak

Los Angeles City Councilmember Kevin de León said the city needs to come together to “heal” and he wants to be a part of it.

In Calif., Fall Undergraduate Enrollment Declines Have Slowed, But Still "Troubling"

Colleges nationwide and in California continue to lose undergraduate students, but the declines have slowed compared to the past two years.

More Calls To 988 National Suicide Hotline Increases Demand For Volunteers

Since that switch, call volume has gone up 45%. The calls are dispatched to local offices, which are now in need of more volunteers.

The Public Health Workforce Got An Infusion Of Money During The Pandemic, But Is It Enough?

It’s evident that California’s public health workforce is tired, strained and under-resourced after a prolonged response to COVID-19.

Cancer-Causing Gas Leaking From CA Stoves, Pipes: Study

Gas stoves in California homes are leaking cancer-causing benzene, researchers found in a new study.

CA Residents May Save On 2023 Tax Bills As IRS Adjusts For Inflation

This year’s hot inflation would have pushed many Americans into higher tax brackets, even though their standard of living hadn’t changed.

Orange County Desal Plant Approved Months After Huntington Beach Denial

The California Coastal Commission unanimously approved a $140 million desalination project in Orange County on Thursday.

California Tax Revenue Comes In Below Forecast In First Part Of Fiscal Year

Revenue is nearly $7 billion below forecasts through the end of September, according to a new bulletin from the Department of Finance.

In Calif., Navigating Nuance Is Key To Improving Computer Science Education

Three years into COVID, we're adjusting to this prolonged liminal state -- neither fully in the pandemic, nor completely free from it.

Daylight Saving Time Ends In CA: What About Sunshine Protection Act?

A proposition to oust the practice of clock switching passed overwhelmingly in CA years ago — but the biannual disruption still stands.

California Is A Hotspot For Catalytic Converter Theft. Will New Laws Make A Difference?

A beam of light glints beneath Isaac Agyeman's 2009 Prius, parked outside his Temecula home early one August morning. One person is unde ...

Your Questions About California's Gas Rebate Answered

To help with the high price of gas, and the rising cost of living, California started sending payments ranging from $200 to $1,050.

Biden Touts Infrastructure, Boosts Democrats In Los Angeles

The president said the infrastructure bill is the “largest investment in public transit in the history of America."

California Gov. Newsom Receives $14.9 Million, With First Foundation Bank As Top Donor

Gov. Newsom is a member of the Democratic Party and first assumed office in 2019.

California Will Require Insurers To Reward Consumers For Wildfire Mitigations

The new rules come in response to ballooning insurance premium costs for California residents living in fire-prone areas.