Monthly Archives: September, 2026
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Trump Factor Could Drive Surge in Early Voting Across California
A political fight in Washington over the future of mail-in voting could end up nudging more Californians to cast their ballots early — a...
CalMatters Sues UC Berkeley Over Access to Student-Athlete Pay Records
CalMatters, the nonprofit news organization, has filed a lawsuit against UC Berkeley demanding the release of financial records showing how much the university is...
California’s Vote-by-Mail System Works — And It’s Worth Defending
California voters have long trusted that their ballots, whether mailed, dropped in a box or cast in person, will be counted fairly. That trust...
Bill Aims to Lower Costs by Letting Insurers Switch Patients to Cheaper Autoimmune Drugs
Nearly 25,000 Californians who rely on brand-name biologic medications could see their prescriptions switched to cheaper alternatives as early as next year, under legislation...
Self-Harm Among Girls Is Rising — But Many Cases Never Reach the ER
Local youth advocates and mental health researchers say a troubling trend is emerging among Southern California teenage girls: rates of self-harm are climbing even...
