What California’s November Tax Measures Could Change | Susan Shelley
California counties begin mailing November ballots by Oct. 5. This year’s ballot carries 14 statewide propositions, and several of them deal with taxes.Some proposals revisit earlier decisions, such a...
5 Okt 33min
What Is California’s School Spending Delivering for Students? | Rosilicie Ochoa Bogh
California’s 2026–27 budget provides more than $150 billion for TK–12 education. School districts still say they are underfunded, and many parents are asking what that level of spending delivers for s...
1 Okt 35min
What California’s Healthcare Spending Doesn’t Guarantee | Sally Pipes
Patients in California can enter a hospital without knowing what their care will cost. For people covered by Medi-Cal, another problem can come earlier, when they face long waits or struggle to find a...
23 Sep 35min
California Is Changing Its Housing Rules. What Happens to Prices?
For many people in California, buying a home remains out of reach. Prices stay high, while limited listings leave buyers with fewer choices.California is changing where and how new housing can be buil...
19 Sep 38min
Why Choosing to Change Is So Hard in California Prisons | Panel
California’s prison system is changing. The state is closing facilities, moving incarcerated people between institutions, and continuing to invest in rehabilitation. Inside prison, that goal meets a c...
17 Sep 46min
What San Diego Voters Are Being Asked to Change | Joel Anderson
San Diego County voters will decide this November whether to change some of the rules governing accountability and oversight inside county government. The proposal comes as public spending and how tha...
13 Sep 45min
The Crisis California’s Animal Shelters Are Facing | Gary Weitzman
When people in California surrender a pet to a shelter or send an animal to a sanctuary, they expect that animal to be cared for. What happens after that can remain largely out of sight until somethin...
10 Sep 40min
