California Voters Approved Billions in Bond Measures — So Why Isn’t Anyone Tracking the Results?
California voters have never been shy about opening their wallets for the state's future. Over the past 25 years, they've approved tens of billions...
State’s Farm-to-School Program Expands, Boosting Fresh Meals — and Student Appetites — in Local Cafeterias
School cafeterias from the Sierra to Los Angeles are looking a lot different these days, and for students at Tahoe-Truckee Unified, that means lining...
Lawmakers Weigh Privacy Concerns Over License Plate Reader Technology
Automated license plate readers have become a familiar sight along Southern California roadways, quietly logging thousands of vehicles a day for local police departments....
San Diego Braces for a Winter of Floods, High Surf and El Niño Extremes
San Diego officials are bracing for a winter of weather whiplash as a powerful El Niño takes hold, with forecasters warning the region could...
University of California Cuts Ties with Border Patrol Following Student Protests
UC San Diego has quietly cut ties with a federal grant program that for more than a decade funneled money to campus police to...
