• ¿Carceleros más amigables? Por qué los asesores de Gavin Newsom los quieren en la prisión de San Quentin

    Nigel Duara CalMatters Convertir una prisión estatal en un centro de rehabilitación, como la administración Newsom busca hacer con San Quentin, significa cambiar la forma en que los guardias hacen su trabajo. En lugar de evitar la “familiaridad excesiva” con las personas encarceladas, los guardias penitenciarios deberían preguntarles sobre...
  • Friendlier prison guards? Why Gavin Newsom’s advisers want them at San Quentin

    Nigel Duara CalMatters Converting a state prison into a rehabilitative center, as the Newsom administration seeks to do with San Quentin, means changing how guards do their jobs. Instead of shying away from “overfamiliarity” with incarcerated people, prison guards should ask them about their families or favorite NFL teams....
  • 2024 Children’s Report Card shows CA behind in many areas

    California’s children are doing well – the vast majority have health insurance and access to transitional kindergarten – but the state is far behind in many other metrics. The nonprofit Children Now analyzed the data, and gave the Golden State a C-minus or below in 15 out of 33 categories....
  • Quick, Easy Recipes to Add to Your Dinner Rotation

    Family Features Making time for meals together can have a positive impact on the well-being of families, including children and adolescents. In fact, regular meals at home can help reduce stress and boost self-esteem, according to research published in “Canadian Family Physician.” Mealtime conversations are also a perfect opportunity...
  • ¿Qué futuro aguarda a los 365,000 niños migrantes que llegaron a EEUU?

    Un total de 365,000 niños migrantes no acompañados por sus padres han llegado a los Estados Unidos desde el inicio de la era Biden. Como padre de tres hijos, me cuesta trabajo entender las circunstancias en las que los padres de estos menores tomaron la difícil decisión de enviarlos...
  • High School Rodeo an Antidote to Bullying in California’s Rural North

    Peter Schurmann Ethnic Media Services It’s tournament day in Corning, a small town an hour north of Sacramento. Hooves and boots slosh through the mud on a rainy Saturday as over 100 competitors prepare for a series of events, from roping to cutting to pole bending and rough stock....
  • New bill would modernize federal poverty line, make aid more accessible

    The U.S. House of Representatives is considering a new bill that would modernize the Federal Poverty Line, which hasn’t been substantially updated since the 1960s. Many aid programs such as CalFresh, Head Start and Medi-Cal are pegged to the FPL – and raising the maximum people can make would help...
  •  Símbolos del Horóscopo Chino

    Dragón (1928 tierra-1940 metal-1952 agua-1964 madera-1976 fuego-1988 tierra-2000 metal-2012 agua-2024 madera-2036 fuego-2048 tierra) De apariencia fuerte, mirada profunda y buen porte, se siente seducido por los retos y por todo aquello que no es tan fácil de conseguir. Tiende a alejarse del bullicio y de las multitudes, disfruta de...
  • Blood Donor Month: A timely drive

    Eric Tegethoff Public News Service As the calendar turns to January, organizations are calling for donations during National Blood Donor Month, a designation first proclaimed in 1970. Diane Wright, regional executive director of the American Red Cross of Montana and Idaho, said January is an important time for donations. “January...
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