CSU Chancellor Resigns Amid Mounting Pressure Over Misconduct While President at Fresno State
Former Chancellor Joseph Castro’s departure was announced Thursday after the Fresno State Academic Senate - which represents the schools’ faculty - issued a declaration of no confidence in the chancellor earlier this week.
Teens Also Part of "Great Resignation"
Isolation, fear, and remote learning because of the pandemic have been changing how teenagers think about school.
Reporter: Caroline Smith, KQED
New System Helps Californians Track Drought Conditions
As California is on track to have the driest February on record, the tool is designed to help residents make better decisions about how they use water.
Reporter: Ezra David Romero, KQED
Governor Newsom Announces Endemic COVID Plan
In a press conference yesterday Newsom said Californians should move away from a reactive mindset and learn to live with the virus.
Reporter: April Dembosky, KQED
Community Health Clinics say They're Owed Millions of Dollars
Clinics that have been vaccinating people who use MediCal say the debt is affecting their operations. A new senate bill aims to shore up funding.
Reporter: Jackie Fortiér, KPCC
California Report Magazine Preview: "Imperfect Paradise"
The first season of "Imperfect Paradise" is about the struggle to get unhoused people in Orange County into stable housing. The problem isn't always finding land, or money. It's convincing the neighbors.
Mike Pence Speaks at Stanford University
The former Vice-President was invited to speak by the Stanford College Republicans. Pence discussed topics such as the January 6th insurrection and the 2020 presidential election, to a mix of applause and heckling.