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Pandemic catch up: What will it take for left-behind students to learn to read?

Teachers across the state are trying to help students who fell behind in their reading skills during remote learning.

Gas prices, campaign $$ database shake up Capitol

What do California gas prices and the state’s unwieldy database for tracking donations to political campaigns have in common? Both were the subject of intense

Proposition 28 would guarantee $1 billion of public school funding to arts education

Prop 28 could portion off a sizeable chunk of funding from existing state public education funding.

Number of people becoming homeless exceeding number being housed

The Regional Task Force on Homelessness released a new report Tuesday, which found that over the past year, San Diego saw more people enter homelessness than leave it. And, homeless shelters are facing an unprecedented challenge from an influx of asylum seekers who have nowhere else to go. Then, the California Department of Public Health’s online page chronicling complaints against nursing homes is often called the agency’s “transparency website,” but KPBS’s review of sexual abuse complaint tallies found inaccuracies and omissions. Plus, voters may be experiencing a sense of deja vu when they read through Measure C on the San Diego city ballot; voting yes on the measure would allow the construction of new buildings taller than 30 feet in the Midway District. Also, California voters will soon be deciding on Proposition 30 - a plan to tax the wealthy to pay for electric vehicle incentives. And finally, voters will also decide whether to allocate roughly a billion dollars to pro

Amid ominous signs, California releases first student test scores since the pandemic

State education officials who initially seemed to be delaying the release of student scores until after the election instead shared them in a way guaranteed to hinder coverage of what’s expected to be a steep pandemic-driven decline.

Cracking down on wage theft

For eight years, the Los Angeles-based janitorial service provider Pacific Commercial hired one employee to work from morning until dusk, but also commissioned

Recent cyberattacks highlight the vulnerability of California schools

Recent cyberattacks highlight the vulnerability of California schools

Many school districts have limited or no dedicated cybersecurity teams. With no statewide standards, districts make their own decisions about cybersecurity measures.

Lithium gold rush in Imperial County

Residents of Imperial County are hoping for a Lithium gold rush. In other news, the San Diego County Health department is now investigating an outbreak at a local high school after hundreds of students came down with flu-like symptoms. Plus, we have a COVID update from a local health expert.

Native American students hope a new education law helps reverse years of misinformation

A new law will encourage California school districts to work with local Native American tribes to develop history lessons for students.