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Campus tours, help with college applications and academic counseling. These are just a few forms of college outreach and assistance lost to California students when the U.S. Department of Education canceled over $40 million in funding across the country for more than 100 TRIO programs. The cuts hit rural students the hardest.

San Diego homes are selling eight days faster than a year ago, with the typical home going under contract in 32 days.  That’s one of the biggest declines among the 49 most populous U.S. metros. Nationally, homes take 49 days to sell, unchanged from last year.  Still, Redfin agents say the market is mixed, with…

The process has become opaque, and the budget itself is a hodgepodge of phantom revenues, accounting gimmicks and off-the-books loans.

The public has turned against data centers, prompting a flood of legislation in California. Business interests are trying to blunt the backlash.

Democrats are pushing a last-minute bill to ban federal agents from using electric shock gloves following reports that Immigration and Customs Enforcement is making moves to buy and use them.

As public backlash against artificial intelligence data centers grows, tech companies are spending big bucks to influence and dissuade state lawmakers from reining in the facilities, report CalMatters’ Katherine Ortiz and Khari Johnson. The Legislature is currently considering bills that would shift electric infrastructure costs toward data center operators and away from residential customers. Other…

Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a law expanding privacy protections to people who work with immigrants. Republicans characterized it as a threat to the First Amendment.

When Californians voted to reduce drug penalties in 2014, it likely had the unintended consequence of also increasing homelessness in the state, according to a new report. The report, released Thursday by the Public Policy Institute of California, set out to measure the long-term effects of Proposition 47 – a 2014 ballot measure that lowered…

Grace Coleman despertó en un hospital y descubrió que había provocado un accidente mortal. Ahora, en una prisión de California, lucha por asumir la responsabilidad de sus actos.