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Debate over returning to in-person classes heats up as Californians face likelihood of all remote learning in 2021 Dec. 18, 2020Coronavirus MORE Baldwin Hills School, like many other LAUSD campuses, have stayed empty for long months during this coronavirus pandemic. With distance learning, grades and attendance are down, and there’s a renewed push to get students back to in-person classes. Photo by Amy Ta. The damage caused by months of distance learning is coming into sharper focus. Attendance is down. Grades are plummeting. And many parents say k...

1. California takes on Big Tech Christian Ramirez-Gallegos sorts packages at Amazon’s fulfillment center south of Fresno. Photo by Eric Paul Zamora, The Fresno Bee California cracked down on Big Tech on Monday. Attorney General Xavier Becerra, fresh off a lawsuit against Facebook, accused Amazon of withholding information amid a state investigation into its coronavirus safety protocols and asked a superior court judge to order the e-commerce giant to comply with outstanding subpoenas, CalMatters’ Jackie Botts reports. Becerra’s office alleges that Amazon has “failed to adequately resp...

California teachers push to be near front of COVID vaccine line FacebookTwitterEmail 1of6 Cindy Evans, a middle school special education teacher, sets up her classroom board at her classroom at San Jose Middle School in Novato.Brittany Hosea-Small / Special to The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 2of6 Special education teacher Cindy Evans goes over classroom work after teaching at San Jose Middle School in Novato.Brittany Hosea-Small / Special to The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 3of6 Cindy Evans, a middle school special education teacher, in the doorway of her classroom at San Jose Middle School in...