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This article is also available in English. Read it here. En noviembre, los votantes de California elegirán a quien supervisará uno de los mercados de seguros más grandes del mundo. El cargo de comisionado de seguros puede parecer un puesto regulatorio poco conocido, pero es de gran importancia: dirige el Departamento de Seguros, que regula…

Dos proyectos de ley enviados a Newsom establecen nuevas reglas para determinar cuándo las universidades pueden crear títulos de licenciatura y cuántos pueden ofrecer.

More than 560 people still face death sentences in California, despite a longstanding moratorium on executions.

The Trump administration reinterpreted the Endangered Species Act to counter what it called “federal overreach.” California is suing to block its changes, arguing they threaten vital habitat.

Government retirees who go back to work must follow strict pension laws or risk serious consequences with CalPERS. Several faced enormous bills.

California’s middle and high school students are getting more sleep, have fewer mental health issues and are doing better in math and English, a new study found.

You could be forgiven for thinking capital punishment is all but dead in California. In 2019, Gov. Gavin Newsom halted executions and removed the gas chamber chair from San Quentin.  Yet 546 men and 18 women are still sentenced to death in the state. A new analysis from The Marshall Project and CalMatters finds this…

There’s levels when it comes to luxury. Nationally, the top 1% costs 4.3 times more than the entry point, but in some cities that gap stretches past 6x. Here’s where the divide between luxury and ultraluxury is widest.

The fallout of Medicaid cuts deserve scrutiny, but the program’s impact on federal debt should be part of the discussion, argues a longtime political strategist.