Federal rural schools funding goes to counties with large swaths of untaxable federal land. California is set to receive over ...
A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to end its National Guard deployment in Los Angeles, calling the president's ...
Incarcerated women have accused at least 83 California correctional officers of sex assault in lawsuits that are playing out ...
A high speed rail ramp under construction in Fresno on Sept. 12, 2025. The state's cap-and-invest money is expected to help keep the rail plan alive. Photo by Larry Valenzuela, CalMatters/CatchLight ...
AI’s planned data-center boom is straining California’s grid forecasts and raising fears that customers could pay for ...
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California’s schools can’t afford to cut counselors. They keep kids alive in dangerous times
With suicide and violence stalking students, counselors are often the first to notice kids in trouble. They're also among the first to lose their jobs to budget cuts.
President Trump and Republicans in Congress last week ignored Gov. Gavin Newsom's requests for fire aid. Newsom has been critical of them recently.
A joint city-county agency that provides homeless services to L.A. may lay off workers, according to a letter, which would affect the area’s homelessness crisis.
A new poll shared exclusively with CalMatters adds to a slate of recent surveys suggesting Californians’ support is waning ...
A former surfer turned San Diego County supervisor, Pamela Aguirre is leading the fight to save the Tijuana River from years ...
Gavin Newsom says law firms, universities and CEOs are “selling out” to Trump. With tech, he says he understands.
Federal cuts imperil government and private water partnerships and hobble disaster planning. Can the state maintain its water expertise?
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