Insurance affects the cost of rent, housing supply and recovery from disaster. Nearly half of California residents rent.
Month: August 2026
What’s the best way for truckers to maintain friendships while they’re isolated in their cabs? For many of them the answer is a very long phone call.
Failed Colorado River talks force a stopgap plan, leaving states to guess how much water they’ll get and for how long.
Populist group Reform California basks in primary wins after GOP party leaders sought to curb its influence
Head Start changes may include eliminating rules that ensure low student-to-teacher ratios and minimum teacher qualifications.
A federal judge held the Department of Homeland Security in contempt for not disclosing the cellphone records of immigration agents in Los Angeles.
California Democrats sided with populist base over leadership, endorsing billionaire tax Newsom and Becerra oppose on November ballot
New work requirements, immigration rules and asset limits could affect your Medi-Cal coverage — here’s how to protect it.
California’s mute swan population fell by half after Gov. Gavin Newsom signed legislation allowing hunters and landowners to kill them
California lawmakers face an Aug. 31 deadline to resolve major deals on climate funding, antitrust law, wildfire liability and more