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La Proposición 44 exigiría a las clínicas invertir más en la atención al paciente. El sindicato que impulsa esta medida es el mismo que apoya la propuesta de impuestos a los multimillonarios.

Los grandes donantes republicanos están impulsando la medida de identificación de votantes de California con la esperanza de que su éxito, o fracaso, pueda revelar cómo pueden funcionar medidas similares en estados más moderados.

Republican megadonors are boosting California’s voter ID measure in the hopes its success, or failure, can reveal how similar measures can perform in more moderate states.

Proposition 44 would require clinics to spend more money on patient care. The union pushing the measure is the same one supporting the billionaire tax proposal.

A media analyst warns that right-wing pundits are creating a dangerous environment where the reflexive rejection of negative election results is the new normal.

Do clinics spend enough on patient care? The union behind Proposition 44 says no, and they want voters to decide. As CalMatters’ Kristen Hwang explains, Prop. 44 would require community health clinics to spend 90% of their revenue on “program services” that provide charitable care to low-income and uninsured patients. Clinics that don’t comply could…

Throughout this series, we have explored how California can ensure that essential goods and services reach the people who need them. Across housing, food, energy, education, and care, one question connects these challenges: How can we ensure that the people most affected by public problems play a central role in shaping solutions?

Highlands Community and Technical Schools fue acusada el año pasado de malversar 180 millones de dólares.

California and dozens of countries want mandatory AI audits, conducted by AI evaluators. Lawmakers are still learning about the job — and its pitfalls.

Highlands Community and Technical Schools last year was accused of misspending $180 million.