The court’s decision allows – but doesn’t require – states to bar transgender student athletes from playing on girls’ and women’s teams.
Month: June 2026
Fish caught of the coast of California one day end up on patron’s plate the next day at some of the best restaurants in town.
A new state tool lets Californians tell data brokers to stop tracking you. Will they comply? Help us investigate.
California’s fishing fleet is shrinking. An apprenticeship aimed at reviving it showed the obstacles to sustaining locally caught fish.
At the last minute, the California budget cut funding that pays for school libraries’ fees for online research materials.
The state budget that Gov. Gavin Newsom signed includes $55 million for the DMV to build a data-sharing system to comply with the federal Real ID law.
Newsom’s final budget raises taxes, delays Medi-Cal cuts and sets aside money for future deficits. AI-driven revenue staves off deeper cuts
Due to education department cuts, the agency might not be able to administer federal funding or oversee education law, a new report finds.
Residents of Boyle Heights and Garden Grove are demanding accountability after two chemical emergencies exposed gaps in California law.
Two UC Berkeley sociologists surveyed thousands of Californians about wealth inequality, and found three ways that people rationalize the disparities.