There is something uniquely satisfying about opening the door to a newly constructed house and
Month: June 2026
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California’s slow ballot count frustrates leaders, but no one wants to speed it up. They say faster results would mean fewer voting options.
Cal State professors want assurances that the system won’t replace them with artificial intelligence tools. They’re backing legislation and taking up labor disputes.
California lawmakers approved a health tax redesign that could raise premiums for privately insured residents to preserve Medi-Cal funding.
Want government records? You might have to pay more, wait longer or even fight the court to obtain them in California under a proposed law.
A Cal State student reflects on the racial profiling her Latino father experienced and how it inspires her to correct the narrative.
A union-backed measure would levy a one-time 5% tax on California’s 200 billionaires to raise $100 billion for healthcare and education.