California
Stillbirths and the law: Bill would end coroner investigations of lost pregnancies
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A Democratic bill would no longer treat stillbirths as “unattended deaths,” investigated by coroners.California
The politics of violence: Will Sacramento shootings influence attorney general’s race?
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The recent shootings that killed six in downtown Sacramento underscore the criminal justice divide in the race for California’s attorney general.libby schaaf
From scandal to scrutiny: How intense citizen oversight reshaped Oakland police
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A 22-year-old scandal exposing abuses by Oakland police resulted in a higher rate of complaints sustained against officers.California
Meth, a mother, and a stillbirth: Imprisoned mom wants her ‘manslaughter’ case reopened
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A rural prosecutor and the state’s attorney general are facing off in a case that has alarmed abortion rights advocates.Bay Area
Is California still facing an eviction tsunami when the moratorium ends?
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A researcher tracking vulnerable renters throughout the pandemic says the state could help renters facing eviction — if enough money gets to them in time.housing
How did $2.7 billion in housing bonds disappear?
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An audit found an obscure state committee led by top elected officials missed spending deadlines for affordable housing bonds nearly a decade ago. Few are around to explain why.Bay Area
Could these bills help the Golden State build more affordable housing?
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Key legislators push duplexes, looser regulations and more money to boost housing supply across the state.California
What the failure of Prop. 25 means for racial justice in California
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California voters rejected the Legislature’s decision to end cash bail. While it doesn’t mean the end of criminal justice reform, it does signal more work ahead.California
