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These part-time professors make big money teaching dozens of classes online. Are their students learning?

By Adam Echelman and Mohamed Al Elew| CalMatters | November 12, 2026
There are no rules governing how many classes community college professors can teach. Some are cashing in.

Oakland City Council extends data center freeze while it drafts development rules

By Kiley Russell | Bay City News

Piedmont Profile | Chris Krenn is working to better understand who’s buying and influencing political elections

By David Thigpen

Alpha School launches in Piedmont

By David Thigpen

Google’s new AI ‘ultimatum’ sparks concern over tech giant’s power in California schools

By Vani Sanganeria and Mallika Seshadri | EdSource

Technology

Google to turn off search feature next year for schools that opt out of AI tools

By William Melhado | EdSource | November 3, 2026
Antitrust advocates say "Google is using its search monopoly to coerce schools into adopting AI."
Technology

How Prop 45 could reshape California’s fight over data centers

By Katherine Ortiz | CalMatters | October 30, 2026
Opponents say Prop 45 opens the door more widely to data centers in California.
Technology

Californians revolt against police drones after rapid adoption across state

By Katherine Ortiz | CalMatters | October 27, 2026
Police departments are rapidly expanding “Drone as First Responder” programs, triggering intense public backlash over warrantless surveillance and corporate overreach.
Elections

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

By Yue Stella Yu | CalMatters | October 23, 2026
Proposition 2 seeks to shore up California’s rainy day fund by allowing lawmakers to sock away up to 20% of the state’s general fund tax revenue — double the current ceiling.
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.
health

Patients: All my best tips on how to opt out of data sharing

By Alex Rosenblat | CalMatters | October 15, 2026
Even when patients are told they can opt out, medical providers often don’t give patients instructions on how.
Technology

ChatGPT for Teens poses ‘unacceptable risk’ to youth, report finds

By William Melhado | EdSource | October 8, 2026
Common Sense Media’s Youth AI Safety Institute found that the new product poses unacceptable risks to youth.
Bay Area

Oakland becomes latest in Bay Area to enact moratorium on new data centers

By Kiley Russell | Bay City News | October 8, 2026
Other Bay Area cities have enacted similar restrictions or are discussing doing so.
Bay Area

Cal State goes all in on AI, but some job-seeking students remain skeptical

By William Melhado and Mariana Sanchez | EdSource | October 5, 2026
The CSU system was the first public university nationwide to offer students ChatGPT access to help them prepare for a workforce impacted by AI.
Around Town

A documentary and a panel of experts take on the artificial intelligence revolution

By David Thigpen | October 2, 2026
Recent event at Alan Harvey Theater explored the alternately promising and terrifying developments posed by AI.
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