calmatters.orgadded August 2026
CalMattersby By Aaron Mendelson for The Trace11h ago
In summary A new report from the California Department of Justice adds to concerning pattern documented in previous reporting by The Trace.
CalMattersby Lynn La14h ago
Near-misses with a kid whizzing by on an electric bicycle may be a common nuisance these days, but some incidents can end in tragedy.
CalMattersby Marisa Kendall15h ago
California reduced its official homeless count in 2025 after years of increases. Now, preliminary data for 2026 shows many places in the state are continuing to make progress.
CalMattersby Dan Walters15h ago
The state Capitol’s most enduring conflict pits corporate California against four powerful interest groups over new regulations, taxes, minimum wages or other costly mandates.
CalMattersby Sandra Carranza15h ago
California voters will decide this fall if community clinics should be required to spend 90% of their revenue on patient care and whether to empower the state Attorney General to settle disputes.
CalMattersby Brent Sugimoto15h ago
California voters will decide this fall if community clinics should be required to spend 90% of their revenue on patient care and whether to empower the state Attorney General to settle disputes.
CalMattersby Khari Johnson1d ago
In summary A judge will investigate how AI-based errors affected criminal cases in Nevada County, where the district attorney has already acknowledged that mistakes appeared in four cases.
CalMattersby Lauren Hepler and Robert Lewis1d ago
In summary The bill had widespread support, but Sen. Sabrina Cervantes’ committee suddenly gutted it with little explanation.
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