Berkeley Professor Reveals Drilling Oil in California Might Be Good for the Environment | James Rector
An independent study challenges long-held assumptions about greenhouse gas emissions. In parts of California, natural seeps and aging wells appear to be releasing more methane than modern oil operatio...
2 Aug 202539min
What California’s ADU Surge Reveals About the Housing Market
ADUs are popping up across California. Homeowners are turning garages into rentals, adding units in backyards, and stacking two at a time. But behind the growth, there is a mix of red tape, scams, and...
30 Jul 202536min
Only 18 Percent of Californians Can Afford to Buy a Home | Oscar Wei
In California, the housing market appears stable, but the income needed to afford a typical home is well over $200,000 a year. Most households make less than half that. Only 18 percent of Californians...
26 Jul 202548min
What One of America’s Busiest Ports Is Doing About New Tariffs | Noel Hacegaba
As tariff policies evolve, California ports are under pressure to adapt. The Port of Long Beach, one of the busiest in the country, is moving record volumes without the backlogs of recent years. Chief...
23 Jul 202543min
16 California Universities Rejected Asian Teen Prodigy, So Google Hired Him | Nan Zhong
Stanley Zhong, a teen prodigy from Palo Alto, earned a 1590 on the SAT and built a secure code tool during the pandemic that later led to a job offer from Google. However, he was rejected by every Uni...
19 Jul 202542min
California Reforms Major Environmental Law: What’s Next? | Jim Righeimer
Assembly Bill 130 and Senate Bill 131 aim to speed up housing approvals by limiting the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) in targeted areas. Former Costa Mesa Mayor Jim Righeimer explains ho...
16 Jul 202538min
California Prisons Gang and Drug Culture Making Reform an Impossible Task | Zach Skow | Hector Bravo
California’s prison system has been experimenting with rehabilitation for years. Programs like Zac Skow’s dog rescue work inside facilities to build trust and teach responsibility. But as Hector Bravo...
12 Jul 202544min
US Army Corps Exits LA Fires Cleanup Effort — What’s Next? | Elaine Culotti
Cleanup in LA’s fire zones has slowed to a crawl. The Army Corps finished its work, but half the burned lots are still sitting untouched. Homeowners are now on their own, facing blocked haul routes, l...
9 Jul 202540min
