CalPERS Board Members Voice AI Concerns Following Anthropic Researcher’s Resignation
Sacramento — California’s largest public pension fund is riding high this year, buoyed in large part by a red-hot stock market and eye-popping valuations...
California Holds a Quarter of the Nation’s Death Row Inmates. Will Newsom Grant Clemency?
California is home to a quarter of all death row inmates in the United States, and as Gov. Gavin Newsom prepares to leave office...
Mail-In Voting Rules Uncertain? Here’s How Californians Can Prepare to Vote in November
With mail-in ballots set to land in Southern California mailboxes within weeks, county election officials say residents should not let ongoing legal wrangling in...
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...
