College faculty are evaluating how they teach about California’s farmworker movement in light of César Chávez’s alleged acts of sexual abuse.
Month: July 2026
Records released as part of a lawsuit challenging racial profiling show that immigration agents used slurs to refer to Latino targets.
A new California Supreme Court ruling upholds limits on how many vacation hours government workers can cash out and apply toward the pension formulas.
California lawmakers are again considering a bill allowing some abuse survivors to challenge violent convictions and clear their records
Wildfires are outpacing California’s ability to regrow forests, and shrinking federal funding is widening the gap.
Environmental groups want Rhys Williams off California’s Board of Environmental Safety over his new lobbying firm job
With world-renowned cultural campuses, San Diego is one of the country’s top 100 arts communities, but can it hold its position amid shrinking arts investment and rising costs?
California is suing the Trump administration over conditions on emergency grants that tie funding to the president’s priorities on elections and immigration.
A $1 billion program to fix school heating and cooling systems ended early, leaving districts without repair funds.
California Democrats want to study bringing back extinct grizzly bears. Rural residents, ranchers and Republicans are opposed