December 4, 2024

Los residentes desempleados se enfrentan a nuevas batallas contra el fraude. El sistema pierde dinero y se lleva a cabo una reforma tecnológica de mil millones de dólares.

Out-of-work residents fight new fraud battles. The system bleeds money. And a $1 billion technology overhaul marches on.

Las prisiones de California deben dar 200 dólares a las personas que salen de prisión para ayudarlas en sus primeros días de libertad. Muchos no recibieron la cantidad completa.

California has for years tiptoed around the housing crisis. Berkeley's reforms may be the way to resolve it.

A new law taking effect Jan. 1 creates a Black-Serving Institution designation for colleges and universities in California that excel in supporting student success. Campus presidents say the designation will help them recruit Black students and give them an HBCU-like experience in their home state instead of having to leave California for college.

California prisons are supposed to give $200 to people upon release to help them in their first days of freedom. Many did not receive the full amount.

Democratic legislators this week acknowledged the need to bring down costs of living, days after Donald Trump's win the presidency largely on economic issues.