California Students Are Preparing for a Changing Workforce | Panel
California families can spend years preparing a student for college, only for that student to reach graduation with little idea of what the work on the other side will actually be like. With the cost ...
7 Sep 45min
Public Safety, Housing, and What Could Decide the Los Angeles Mayor’s Race | Matt Klink
Los Angeles is heading toward a mayoral runoff with public safety, homelessness, housing affordability, and the city’s finances still weighing on the race. Karen Bass and Nithya Raman are the two name...
3 Sep 40min
Why California Street Takeovers Are Hard to Stop | Panel
Street takeovers can form quickly, leaving drivers, bystanders, and police facing a dangerous situation in the middle of a public road. In California, large groups can appear before authorities have m...
1 Sep 41min
Why Tech Startups Still Choose Silicon Valley | Aman Verjee
In the Bay Area, AI is bringing renewed attention and investment to Silicon Valley at the same time that many technology companies are expanding outside California. The region can remain important to ...
28 Aug 40min
Why Some Crimes Go Unreported in California | Panel
Crime statistics say things are improving in California, yet for some residents, that reading does not square with what they notice in their own communities. When the official numbers and what people ...
24 Aug 41min
California Has 14 Ballot Measures. What Would They Change? | Will Swaim
California voters can read a ballot title and still be left wondering what a measure would mean in practice. This November, 14 statewide propositions put some consequential policy choices into just a ...
20 Aug 1h
Why Some New Affordable Housing Sits Empty in California | Tia Boatman
For families struggling to find a home they can afford, an available affordable unit can mean stability after months or even years of waiting. Yet in parts of California’s affordable housing system, s...
17 Aug 45min
