Schools Needing Retrofits Say 'Show Us the Money'
Five years ago, California voters set aside $199 million in bond money to shore-up seismically unsafe school buildings. But the state has made it virtually impossible for districts to access the funds, meaning few schools have been reviewed -- and even fewer have been fixed.[Our story was produced in collaboration with California Watch, a project of the Center for Investigative Reporting, and was reported with Corey Johnson, Krissy Clark and Erica Perez.]
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