Monthly Archives: August, 2026
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Prison Closures Left Small Towns Reeling. Here’s How They’re Coping
When California prisons close, the towns built around them are often left to fend for themselves — a reality now playing out in communities...
As Prisons Close, California Towns Search for What Comes Next
For decades, a handful of California towns tied their futures to the state's prison system, welcoming correctional facilities that other communities didn't want in...
California’s Midterm Vote Could Tip the Balance in National Political Battles
California voters will do more than pick winners and losers this November — they may help decide which party controls Congress and how far...
State Farm’s Attorneys Admit to Citing AI-Generated Fake Cases in Los Angeles Lawsuit
A Los Angeles law firm defending State Farm in a contentious home-repair lawsuit has admitted that artificial intelligence tools were used to draft court...
San Francisco Neighborhoods Push Back on Environmental Rankings Tied to Funding
California environmental regulators have rolled out a revised version of the state's pollution-mapping tool, and the update is drawing sharp criticism from community groups...
