Nation Nov 11 In California, where water is a human right, some communities still go thirsty As California enters a fourth year of drought, running water is becoming an increasing worry for communities in the San Joaquin Valley.
Politics Oct 13 WATCH: Emails suggest Secret Service knew of possible violence on Jan. 6 Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., provided evidence that appears to show the U.S. Secret Service and other agencies had advance information that there could be violence on Jan. 6.
Politics Oct 13 WATCH: Rep. Luria describes Trump’s ‘coordinated, multi-part plan’ to overturn 2020 election results She stated that Donald Trump was “personally and directly involved” in efforts to overturn the 2020 election, and that his actions were “part of a coordinated, multi-part plan to ensure that he stayed in power.”…
Politics Oct 13 WATCH: Rep. Liz Cheney says Trump knew ‘his election fraud claims were false’ The committee returned to its public-facing work after nearly three months, having rescheduled the current hearing two weeks ago in light of Hurricane Ian.
Nation Oct 07 A derogatory word is being removed from public spaces. Some in this California town see it differently The rural, scattered community of Squaw Valley could soon have its name changed, but residents disagree over what that would mean.
Science Sep 23 How ‘solar canals’ could help California reach sustainable energy goals Last year, a study published in Nature Sustainability found that it may be possible to tap into the network of public water delivery canals as a way to both conserve water and advance the state’s renewable energy efforts.
Nation Sep 07 Central California keeps on trucking with new manufacturing and transportation jobs A plan to transform the region into a destination for manufacturing and transportation jobs is getting a boost.
Nation Aug 24 California’s ‘climate migrants’ and the difficulty of finding a new home In places like California's Mariposa County, the climate disaster is converging with a housing shortage brought on by a historical lack of home-building and affordability concerns that aren’t meeting needs across the state.
Nation Aug 09 How this California program is making it easier for those leaving prison to earn degrees In California, the formerly incarcerated are a growing population on college campuses, and university support programs are crucial to guiding those who are released from facilities like state prisons and would like to enter university.
Nation Jul 08 Discovery of methane leaks in California community is just ‘the tip of the iceberg,’ advocates worry The findings have put a spotlight on the legacy of fossil fuel production in the county, and, in the face of climate change-linked disasters like drought, heat waves and wildfires, is spurring groups to push for regulators to curb methane…