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Food and Sustainability

Cooking with gas — or electricity? Californians wonder how electrification might impact the food we eat

As part of its goal to reach carbon neutrality by 2045, California is working to cut emissions in all parts of life, including the kitchen.

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Environment

Another atmospheric river brings more rain, wind and snow to Northern California

State Government

‘Prove you’re not price gouging:’ Newsom signs special session bill to monitor oil industry profits

Health Care

California coronavirus updates: Americans' life expectancy has dropped to 76 years, second time in a row since pandemic

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March 29, 2023

California districts vary enormously in reading achievement, report finds

Results suggest how schools teach reading matters more than a student's family income or English proficiency.

State Government

March 28, 2023

Bill to extend time to investigate scams against older Californians advances

The new bill proposes to extend the current time to investigate scams from 30 days before and after an incident to 90 days, both before and after the alleged illegal activity.

March 27, 2023

California sees boost in student applications for college financial aid

New state law pushes numbers up. The pandemic had triggered a decline.

March 27, 2023

Nick Miller

Claire Morgan

Kings can clinch first NBA playoff appearance in 16 years on Wednesday

On Wednesday, the Beam Team could end the longest postseason drought — 16 years — of any major professional sports team in the nation.

March 27, 2023

A California program to fix mobile home parks approved 1 application in 10 years. Will a rebrand work?

Increasing resident ownership of mobile home parks could lead to improved living conditions for many. A revamped loan program could help.

March 27, 2023

Chris Nichols

Sacramento plans to debut hundreds of tiny homes. Will they help people move off the streets?

Supporters say the homes offer more privacy and safety than traditional homeless shelters, but some unhoused residents worry there will be too many rules.

March 25, 2023

CSU faculty salary study shows wide dissatisfaction despite pay being at national averages

California’s high cost of living may influence upcoming contract talks.

Jazz

March 24, 2023

Jennifer Reason

Avery Jeffry

Women in Music: Alicia Huff

CapRadio Classical and Jazz is celebrating Women in Music all month long including four spotlights on local musicians. Jennifer Reason spoke with singer Alicia Huff about starting her own band and inspiring others to as well.

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Environment

March 24, 2023

Manola Secaira

Cooking with gas — or electricity? Californians wonder how electrification might impact the food we eat

Another atmospheric river brings more rain, wind and snow to Northern California

‘Prove you’re not price gouging:’ Newsom signs special session bill to monitor oil industry profits

California coronavirus updates: Americans' life expectancy has dropped to 76 years, second time in a row since pandemic

Latest Stories

California districts vary enormously in reading achievement, report finds

Bill to extend time to investigate scams against older Californians advances

California sees boost in student applications for college financial aid

Kings can clinch first NBA playoff appearance in 16 years on Wednesday

A California program to fix mobile home parks approved 1 application in 10 years. Will a rebrand work?

Sacramento plans to debut hundreds of tiny homes. Will they help people move off the streets?

CSU faculty salary study shows wide dissatisfaction despite pay being at national averages

Women in Music: Alicia Huff

California announces a rollback of some state drought restrictions

California is preparing more credentialed teachers, but is it enough?

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