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5/16/2022
Joe Hong
With substitute teachers in California in scarce supply and school officials worried about future staffing, one lawmaker is proposing solutions.
5/10/2022
Opinion
Jasmine Prasad
A California bill removes the requirement in community colleges of students to repeat math and English classes they passed in high school.
5/4/2022
Jeanne Kuang
California is trying to make its cash assistance program more flexible for low-income parents. Advocates say a federal rule is hindering that.
4/19/2022
Anti-poverty organizations are calling for California to target some of its projected surplus to families making up to $30,000 a year.
4/7/2022
A California state senator wants to send no-strings-attached checks to homeless and low-income high school seniors.
3/11/2022
Byrhonda Lyons
As California prepares to close its youth prisons, workers for the Division of Juvenile Justice could receive up to $50,000 bonuses to stay on the job until then.
2/10/2022
Emma Hall
San Francisco State University has launched an ethnic studies program inside California's youth prisons. The educators behind it hope it will inspire incarcerated young people to pursue higher education.
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1/31/2019
Mike Males
Over the past two decades, California’s Division of Juvenile Justice’s inmate population has fallen from 10,000 to around 660. Its annual budget is down 70 percent. Eight of its 11 detention facilities have closed.
