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4 red flags and one truth amid the peptide hype

By Amy Maxmen | KFF Health News | 3 hours ago
Experimental peptides have become darlings among influencers, chiropractors, and doctors focused on longevity, antiaging, or “body optimization,” even though the FDA hasn’t approved them for safety or effectiveness. Health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and other leaders of the Make America Healthy Again movement have pushed to make unproven peptides more accessible — and they’ve […]

California school districts are losing students — but gaining infants and toddlers

By Kate Rix | The74

California has more revenue than expected thanks to AI. Should the state save it?

By Yue Stella Yu | CalMatters

California’s carbon market changed this year, and the next governor will inherit the fallout

By Emma Foehringer Merchant | CalMatters

Children who attend TK do better on math, reading in 3rd grade, study shows

By Zaidee Stavely | EdSource

Bay Area

Fate of Bay Area public transit hinges on Regional Transit Measure

By Tanay Gokhale, Bay City News | October 22, 2026
If RTM fails, local transit agencies say they will have to close train stations and cut bus service.
Technology

California cities pull the plug on data centers after state regulations don’t scale up fast enough

By Katherine Ortiz | CalMatters | October 22, 2026
Despite seven new statewide laws regulating data centers, at least 26 municipalities have passed or proposed restrictions on data centers since June.
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How many University of California students fail introductory math classes?

By Michael Burke and Yuxuan Xie | EdSource | October 20, 2026
The share of students who received a D or F, withdrew, or did not pass has nearly doubled since the 2020-21 academic year.
California

California state workers are about to strike. What that means for the DMV, EDD, parks and more

By Lynn La | CalMatters | October 20, 2026
A strike by the state's largest union is scheduled to start this week.
Elections

Prop. 37 explained: Can a $25 billion bond make homeownership in California attainable?

By Ben Christopher | CalMatters | October 20, 2026
A clever solution or a confusing gimmick? Like it or hate it, almost everyone has questions about Proposition 37.
Bay Area

Immigrant student enrollment has taken a nosedive in California schools

By Zaidee Stavely | EdSource | October 19, 2026
In Oakland, the drop forced the district to close almost two-thirds of their newcomer programs.
California

Next governor to face thorny choices after California’s rapid Medicaid expansion

By Christine Mai-Duc | Los Angeles Times via KFF Health News | October 16, 2026
Massive federal cuts will force California and other states to reassess expanded healthcare programs.
Housing

There’s a $11.25 billion housing bond on the ballot this November. Here’s what you should know

By Marisa Kendall | CalMatters | October 16, 2026
Supporters say California needs money to fund housing construction while critics say bond financing isn’t the way to do it.
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A parents’ guide to understanding the 2026 California School Dashboard

By John Fensterwald | EdSource | October 16, 2026
The state dashboard provides a big picture of every district’s and school’s performance based on multiple measures.
Bay Area

Dozens of California dams need repair as El Niño winter draws closer

By Rachel Becker | CalMatters | October 15, 2026
An audit released Monday found 57 dams in poor or unsatisfactory condition as of May, up from previous counts.
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