Cal State has given a consultant role to San Bernardino’s ex-president, who stepped down after he was sued for discrimination and harassment.
Month: July 2026
There’s a lot of misinformation floating around out there about insurance in California. Here’s what you should know ahead of November.
The Trump administration bought CoreCivic immigrant detention centers in part to bypass opposition and oversight from California Democrats.
Most immigrant detention centers are privately run and shrouded in secrecy. A bill would make records of 911 calls from the centers public.
Gavin Newsom opposes California’s proposed billionaire tax. Instead, he backs a federal wealth tax and help for workers displaced by AI
After settling a discrimination lawsuit, trustees will discuss the outgoing CSU San Bernardino president’s transition to a new role.
Federal agencies used keyword searches to cancel grants en masse rather than reviewing them individually on their merits, lawsuit alleges.
California state workers must report to the office four days a week under an executive order from Gov. Gavin Newsom. Other states allow more remote work.
California lawmakers break party ranks less than 1% of the time. A few Democrats and Republicans are willing to buck the norms
California’s reading scores have slowly improved after the state invested in several approaches, including literacy coaches for teachers.