-
Arturo Hilario El Observador “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” fue originalmente un libro escrito por el novelista británico Roald Dahl, y luego se convirtió en un musical y dos películas (hasta ahora), que enseña lo que sucede cuando los niños y sus padres muestran sus verdaderos deseos y moralidad...
-
In Los Angeles, a severely ill patient has to wait for a new lung after his transplant, scheduled for last Friday, was canceled. In San Diego, brain surgery to ease the chronic pain of a 7-year-old girl was called off last week. In Arcadia, as many as 60 patients...
-
In his January budget proposal to the state Legislature, Gov. Gavin Newsom gave a clear message: California needs to move people off the streets. “I don’t want to see any more people die in the streets and call that compassion,” Newsom said Monday, detailing his $286.4 billion blueprint. “There is...
-
It’s been a tumultuous few years in California, with record wildfire seasons, a worsening drought and a wave of smash-and-grab retail theft amid a coronavirus pandemic that just won’t seem to end. But when it comes to the state’s finances, things are looking up. Way up. Tens of billions...
-
Hospitals are at capacity. COVID-19 infections are at record highs. Testing lines stretch for hours. Yet even as the omicron variant batters the state, only 38% of vaccinated Californians have gotten a booster shot. As with initial vaccinations, acceptance of the booster shot has varied throughout California: Counties in...
-
Jackie Botts CalMatters En medio de la creciente conciencia sobre la desigualdad y los trabajos que no pagan lo suficiente para cubrir el cuidado infantil y la vivienda, California está considerando una propuesta radical: Permitir que el estado negocie salarios, horas y condiciones de trabajo para toda una industria. Los defensores de la...
-
Family Features Reading is a foundation for learning, yet a vast gap exists in access to books for low-income neighborhoods. According to the Handbook of Literacy Research, in low-income neighborhoods, the ratio of books per child is just one age-appropriate book for every 300 children. Without books in the...
-
Back to normal life — sort of. With COVID-19 vaccines widely available, California colleges welcomed students back for a mix of in-person and online classes this fall. After months of studying virtually from childhood bedrooms and other remote locations, students could once again ask questions of professors face to...
-
Un nuevo estudio encontró que el confinamiento a raíz de la pandemia, así como el estrés provocado por la pérdida de familiares, o del empleo, han profundizado otra pandemia, la de la violencia doméstica. La violencia doméstica tiene varios rostros, puede ser física, emocional, psicológica, económica o sexual. Una...
Arturo Hilario El Observador “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” fue originalmente un libro escrito por el novelista británico Roald Dahl, y luego se convirtió en un musical y dos películas (hasta ahora), que enseña lo que sucede cuando los niños y sus padres muestran sus verdaderos deseos y moralidad...
In Los Angeles, a severely ill patient has to wait for a new lung after his transplant, scheduled for last Friday, was canceled. In San Diego, brain surgery to ease the chronic pain of a 7-year-old girl was called off last week. In Arcadia, as many as 60 patients...
In his January budget proposal to the state Legislature, Gov. Gavin Newsom gave a clear message: California needs to move people off the streets. “I don’t want to see any more people die in the streets and call that compassion,” Newsom said Monday, detailing his $286.4 billion blueprint. “There is...
It’s been a tumultuous few years in California, with record wildfire seasons, a worsening drought and a wave of smash-and-grab retail theft amid a coronavirus pandemic that just won’t seem to end. But when it comes to the state’s finances, things are looking up. Way up. Tens of billions...
Hospitals are at capacity. COVID-19 infections are at record highs. Testing lines stretch for hours. Yet even as the omicron variant batters the state, only 38% of vaccinated Californians have gotten a booster shot. As with initial vaccinations, acceptance of the booster shot has varied throughout California: Counties in...
Jackie Botts CalMatters En medio de la creciente conciencia sobre la desigualdad y los trabajos que no pagan lo suficiente para cubrir el cuidado infantil y la vivienda, California está considerando una propuesta radical: Permitir que el estado negocie salarios, horas y condiciones de trabajo para toda una industria. Los defensores de la...
Family Features Reading is a foundation for learning, yet a vast gap exists in access to books for low-income neighborhoods. According to the Handbook of Literacy Research, in low-income neighborhoods, the ratio of books per child is just one age-appropriate book for every 300 children. Without books in the...
Back to normal life — sort of. With COVID-19 vaccines widely available, California colleges welcomed students back for a mix of in-person and online classes this fall. After months of studying virtually from childhood bedrooms and other remote locations, students could once again ask questions of professors face to...
Un nuevo estudio encontró que el confinamiento a raíz de la pandemia, así como el estrés provocado por la pérdida de familiares, o del empleo, han profundizado otra pandemia, la de la violencia doméstica. La violencia doméstica tiene varios rostros, puede ser física, emocional, psicológica, económica o sexual. Una...