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Does California provide enough food aid for the hungry?
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But why does a state with so much food and that spends so much on food aid have so many residents still going hungry?Bay Area
Student leaders, lieutenant governor urge Cal State to delay vote on tuition increase
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CSU trustees plan to vote in September on annual 6% tuition increases.California
Industry groups vie in Sacramento for share of $11 billion in new Medicaid money
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Most of the money is earmarked for higher payments to doctors, hospitals, and other providers but details have yet to be worked out.Bay Area
Demand for California caregivers is rising, but their pay isn’t. Lawmakers hope to change that.
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Two bills to improve pay and safety could benefit elderly Californians facing a caregiver shortage.Business & Finance
Got COVID from a loved one who was at work? Their employer owes you nothing, California court rules
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State supreme court leery of setting unwieldy precedent with workers’ comp payout to a Bay Area woman who sued her husband's employer.Bay Area
More sick days and family leave? California lawmakers push to improve work-life balance
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Opponents argue the bill will put a strain on small businesses.California
California built a safety net for undocumented immigrants. Now deficits could leave some behind
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State budget woes translate to more gaps in California’s safety net for undocumented immigrants.Bay Area
Will California’s largest pensions, CalPERS and CalSTRS, divest from fossil fuels?
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Climate activists and some lawmakers say shedding about $15 billion of fossil fuel holdings would reduce oil and gas companies’ political power.Education
