The annual federal “point-in-time” homelessness count is used in California to determine funding and gauge progress in getting people off the streets.
Month: May 2026
Researchers found “industrial-scale non-compliance” among tech companies with a California law mandating online privacy controls.
CalMatters interviewed five leading candidates seeking to regulate California’s insurance market, one of the biggest in the world.
Small California businesses — facing tariffs and rising fuel and shipping prices from war — wonder how long they can survive.
The Insurance Department found hundreds of violations by State Farm and calls for millions of dollars in penalties and a possible suspension.
General Motors agreed to pay California a $12 million civil penalty after selling driving data on hundreds of thousands of OnStar users
UC reduced admission for out-of-state students at its top campuses, losing the higher tuition they pay. The state made up the difference.
Proposal would require California schools to test kindergartners for basic math skills and get help to those who are behind.
California State University’s $17 million contract with OpenAI is up for renewal. Some say AI is crucial for the workforce. Others refuse to use it.
California schools have made progress, but researchers say the state needs to shift away from district local control and increase oversight.