Arts & Entertainment Newsom champions California as a sanctuary state for people seeking abortion By Emma Gallegos | EdSource | June 24, 2022 Announcement comes as three West Coast states declare shared efforts to protect abortion access.
Bay Area Pandemic could reshape city centers for decades to come By Andrii Parkhomenko and Eunjee Kwon | The Conversation | June 24, 2022 Research suggests residents will leave cities for suburbs in greater numbers.
Bay Area Campuses looking to offer housing for students and their children By Betty Márquez Rosales | EdSource | June 21, 2022 Students in need of year-round, stable housing face particular challenges when deciding which school to attend.
Bay Area New teaching pre-K through 3rd grade credential to require literacy training focus By John Fensterwald | EdSource | June 17, 2022 State commission hopes new credential will help attract thousands of teachers for transitional kindergarten; literacy advocates press for strong literacy standards.
Bay Area What information would help you plan your education path? California wants to know By Betty Márquez Rosales | EdSource | June 6, 2022 The team behind the Cradle-to-Career data system will host public discussions to shape the dashboards and tools.
California Burned out by COVID and 80-hour weeks, resident physicians unionize By Sarah Kwon | Kaiser Health News | May 27, 2022 In California and beyond, physician trainees working long hours for what can amount to little more than minimum wage.
Bay Area Program connects retired doctors and community clinics By Larry Sokoloff | Bay City News Foundation | May 26, 2022 San Francisco-based Encore Physicians provides clinics nationally with expertise and doctors with paid work.
Bay Area Cal State employees demand leaders at largest university system act on multiple misconduct claims By Ashley A. Smith | EdSource | May 25, 2022 Sexual assault victims and other CSU San Bernardino employees claim harassment and retaliation.
California The Great Culling: Which California bills did legislators kill? By Alexei Koseff | CalMatters | May 19, 2022 On suspense file day, legislators killed about 220 California bills on issues including education, health care, housing and workers.
Bay Area California’s progressive laws take a tumble in the courts By Emily Hoeven | CalMatters | May 17, 2022 Most recently, courts pushed back on requirements for gender equity in boardrooms.