Federal cuts would hurt students with disabilities, English learners and poor districts the most.
It’s a time of uncertainty in the heartland as agricultural programs are cut. “It’s very unsettling and very stressful.”
President Trump’s English-only directive makes clear the connection between Black and brown here in California and beyond.
How one Pennsylvania community pushed the fracking industry away from their homes and schools, even as statewide efforts have stalled.
A new documentary about Cesar Chavez’s mentor offers lessons for activists in dark times.
California could face a cascade of troubles if federal funding for health care is slashed.
Operators lost enough natural gas to power 12,000 homes for a year, even as legislators debated and abandoned most new reforms.
Those being held say they’re having to gather donations to clothe and feed the new arrivals.
High-tech camera reveals the pollutants spewing into the atmosphere, providing evidence for the state to investigate gas and oil operators.
The termination of grants to dozens of fair housing organizations threatens enforcement of the Fair Housing Act.
Will a controversial Trump order pull the welcome mat from under immigrants’ feet?
Federal call center workers continue their fight after the Biden administration dialed back support for it.
Advocates say Trump’s immigration crackdown will put foreign-born workers like Eva Rodriguez at greater risk — and that knowing their rights is the best defense.
With a clinically abysmal mental health care record, the hospital giant has dug in at the bargaining table.
Employees warn that recent dismissals could weaken protections for public lands as the new administration selects a former timber executive to head the agency.
The Trump administration’s high-profile anti-DEI campaign aims to do more than shut down programs in California and beyond.
Researchers refute fast food industry’s apocalyptic predictions about raising the minimum wage.
There are much more effective ways to improve government than cutting “to the bone.”
The judges’ union estimated that as many as 10,000 hearings will not happen this year because of the lost work.
With little time, nearly 1,200 bills and disappearing federal partners, legislators slow-roll new oil and gas regulations.