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Alisha Green CalMatters Recién salida de una licenciatura en ingeniería química, Abigail Nguyen notó una gran cantidad de vacantes de trabajo en el Área de la Bahía en empresas de semiconductores. Sin embargo, la reciente graduada de la Universidad de California en Berkeley no se sentía segura de postularse...
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Through conferences, grants, and other mechanisms, the SEMI Foundation has been trying to fill the increasing number of semiconductor jobs in California. Fresh off earning a bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering, Abigail Nguyen noticed a plethora of Bay Area job openings at semiconductor companies. The recent UC Berkeley grad...
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After weeks of anguish, reality prevailed and Joe Biden passed the baton to Kamala Harris. It was a triumph of his sense of historical responsibility: had he stayed in the race and lost to Donald Trump, the judgment of history would have been devastating. Now Biden says goodbye as...
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Rachel Becker CalMatters Casi 400 sistemas de agua que abastecen a casi un millón de californianos no cumplen con los requisitos estatales para un suministro de agua potable seguro y confiable, y arreglarlos costaría miles de millones de dólares. Más de dos tercios de estos sistemas de agua defectuosos...
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Rachel Becker CalMatters Almost 400 water systems serving nearly a million Californians don’t meet state requirements for safe and reliable drinking water supplies — and fixing them would cost billions of dollars. More than two-thirds of these failing water systems serve communities of color, and more than half are...
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12 years after being a beneficiary of the DACA Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Program, the dreamer Osman López has no doubt: DACA changed his life. He still remembers that afternoon of June 15, 2012 when a friend called him urgently to turn on the television: President Barack Obama...
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For many people, the annual spectacle of a possible federal government shutdown in the face of chronic budget disagreements in Congress has become normalized. But a normalization of political dysfunction in Washington is unacceptable because the main victims are the most vulnerable among us: If the federal government is...
Alisha Green CalMatters Recién salida de una licenciatura en ingeniería química, Abigail Nguyen notó una gran cantidad de vacantes de trabajo en el Área de la Bahía en empresas de semiconductores. Sin embargo, la reciente graduada de la Universidad de California en Berkeley no se sentía segura de postularse...
After weeks of anguish, reality prevailed and Joe Biden passed the baton to Kamala Harris. It was a triumph of his sense of historical responsibility: had he stayed in the race and lost to Donald Trump, the judgment of history would have been devastating. Now Biden says goodbye as...
Rachel Becker CalMatters Casi 400 sistemas de agua que abastecen a casi un millón de californianos no cumplen con los requisitos estatales para un suministro de agua potable seguro y confiable, y arreglarlos costaría miles de millones de dólares. Más de dos tercios de estos sistemas de agua defectuosos...
Rachel Becker CalMatters Almost 400 water systems serving nearly a million Californians don’t meet state requirements for safe and reliable drinking water supplies — and fixing them would cost billions of dollars. More than two-thirds of these failing water systems serve communities of color, and more than half are...
12 years after being a beneficiary of the DACA Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Program, the dreamer Osman López has no doubt: DACA changed his life. He still remembers that afternoon of June 15, 2012 when a friend called him urgently to turn on the television: President Barack Obama...
For many people, the annual spectacle of a possible federal government shutdown in the face of chronic budget disagreements in Congress has become normalized. But a normalization of political dysfunction in Washington is unacceptable because the main victims are the most vulnerable among us: If the federal government is...