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UCLA Launches Nation’s First Bachelor’s Degree Program in Digital Humanities

UCLA is rolling out something no other university in the country currently offers: a full bachelor’s degree program in digital humanities, launching this fall...

California Lawmakers Push Plan to Cut Costs of GLP-1 Weight-Loss Drugs

State Sen. Laura Richardson has a health plan that many Californians would envy — and it still won't pay for the GLP-1 medication she...

California Boosted School Spending, But Student Achievement Still Lags—What Comes Next

For years, the argument seemed straightforward: California's public schools weren't performing well because they didn't have enough money. Give them more, the thinking went,...

Newsom Backs Environmental Exemption for Santa Monica Development Tied to Campaign Donor

Gov. Gavin Newsom is backing a late-session legislative maneuver that would carve out special treatment for a Santa Monica development tied to one of...

California Sues to Halt Trump Administration’s Mail-In Voting Restrictions, Days After Supreme Court Setback

California is once again squaring off against the Trump administration over mail-in voting, this time with a new legal challenge filed just days after...

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Trump Administration Cuts to College Outreach Programs Leave Rural California Students Behind

Federal cuts to college prep programs are leaving rural...

Editorial: Cut spending. Don’t raise taxes.

The adopted budget already freezes jobs and trims departments. Measure Q is still a general tax with no efficiency mandate.

Hemet budget spends $9.6 million more than it takes in

Adopted fiscal 2026-27 books show combined General Fund and Measure U spending of $96.1 million against $86.5 million in revenue.

What Californians Should Know About the New Privacy Law Stirring a Free Speech Debate

Californians who provide legal help, counseling or other assistance...
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