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Las primas de salud de aproximadamente 1.7 millones de californianos se dispararán el 1 de enero, ya que el Congreso no ha logrado llegar a un acuerdo para solucionar el problema. El miércoles 17 de diciembre, cuatro republicanos se unieron a los demócratas para forzar una votación sobre una...
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Health care premiums for an estimated 1.7 million Californians are set to skyrocket on January 1, as Congress has been unable to agree on a fix. On Wednesday December 17, four Republicans joined Democrats to force a vote on a proposal to extend COVID-era subsidies, which won’t likely happen...
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Carolyn Jones CalMatters With California’s fund for school repairs on empty, voters approved a $10 billion bond to pay for much-needed upgrades at K-12 schools and community colleges. “This is very good news for all students,” said Adam Clark, superintendent of Mt. Diablo Unified in Contra Costa County. “In our district,...
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Adam Echelman CalMatters Across California’s public colleges and universities, one nearly universal admissions factor — first-generation status — is still up to debate because no one can agree how to define it. The phrase “first-generation college student” is about the education level of a students’ parents and it’s a...
Las primas de salud de aproximadamente 1.7 millones de californianos se dispararán el 1 de enero, ya que el Congreso no ha logrado llegar a un acuerdo para solucionar el problema. El miércoles 17 de diciembre, cuatro republicanos se unieron a los demócratas para forzar una votación sobre una...
Health care premiums for an estimated 1.7 million Californians are set to skyrocket on January 1, as Congress has been unable to agree on a fix. On Wednesday December 17, four Republicans joined Democrats to force a vote on a proposal to extend COVID-era subsidies, which won’t likely happen...
Carolyn Jones CalMatters With California’s fund for school repairs on empty, voters approved a $10 billion bond to pay for much-needed upgrades at K-12 schools and community colleges. “This is very good news for all students,” said Adam Clark, superintendent of Mt. Diablo Unified in Contra Costa County. “In our district,...
Adam Echelman CalMatters Across California’s public colleges and universities, one nearly universal admissions factor — first-generation status — is still up to debate because no one can agree how to define it. The phrase “first-generation college student” is about the education level of a students’ parents and it’s a...