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Judge weighs arguments over whether new antisemitism law treads on teachers’ rights

By John Fensterwald | Edsource | December 19, 2025
AB 715, set to go into effect Jan. 1, responds to rising incidents of antisemitism.
Bay Area

Rob Reiner was more than a Hollywood legend. He helped shape California politics

By Ryan Sabalow | CalMatters | December 16, 2025
Reiner, a longtime Democratic activist, donor and fundraiser, played a critical role in the legalization of same-sex marriage in California, and he was a driving force behind California’s signature early-childhood development program, First 5.
Education

More adults return to college in California as inflation and job fears rise

By Adam Echelman | CalMatters | December 15, 2025
Community colleges see enrollment rise for some job-ready programs.
crime

Public memorial at Laney College to honor beloved Oakland football coach John Beam

By Kiley Russell, Bay City News | December 7, 2025
"Light the Path, Light the Field" starts at 4 p.m. December 10 at Laney Bistro.
animals

Claude the albino alligator, beloved resident of California Academy of Sciences, dies at 30

By Kiley Russell, Bay City News | December 3, 2025
RIP to an SF icon.
Bay Area

Bay Area laboratories join national effort to use AI platform for scientific advancement

By Alise Maripuu | Bay City News | November 27, 2025
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory wants to develop AI models that use data such as scientific images, geographical data, and molecular structures. 
Education

White House splinters Education Department, sending K-12 programs to Labor

By Linda Jacobson | The74million.org | November 18, 2025
It’s unclear whether such a move is legal -- the Sec'y of the DoE acknowledges only Congress has the power to completely eliminate the agency.
Education

Cal State wants to offer bigger raises to campus presidents while cutting elsewhere

By Mikhail Zinshteyn | CalMatters | November 18, 2025
Trustees will vote tomorrow on whether to increase how much the system’s 22 campus presidents and other senior executives earn.
California

Oakland’s big education bet: empower parents, transform schools

By Jo Napolitano | The 74million.org | November 17, 2025
"Unlike school leaders, or even teachers, parents are here to stay," says founder and CEO of the local tutoring program.
Education

‘Unlawful coercion’: Trump can’t withhold funds or demand payment from UC, federal judge rules

By Mikhail Zinshteyn | CalMatters | November 14, 2025
The decision by Judge Rita Lin today is a preliminary injunction and represents a significant victory for University of California scientists, professors, graduate students and other researchers.
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