California
Wednesday, October 9, 2024
CA facilities could turn sewage into tap water, but public acceptance lags
By Matt Vasilogambros and Kevin Hardy for Stateline.Broadcast version by Kathleen Shannon for California News Service reporting for the Solutions Jour…
Monday, October 7, 2024
As election nears, experts explore issues uniting rural, urban voters
During this contentious election season, people may think rural and urban voters are hopelessly divided but experts said it is largely a myth…
Monday, October 7, 2024
Ocean Protection Council refines plans to protect CA coastal waters
California has set a goal to protect 30% of its land and waters by the year 2030, so the Ocean Protection Council is working on which waters should …
Advocates warn health costs will skyrocket unless Congress extends subsidies
Experts warn health insurance premiums could rise an average of $1,000 a year for more than 2 million Californians who buy coverage on the individual …
Report: CA faces big shortage of bilingual mental health professionals
One in four Californians is an immigrant and a new report showed many are refugees who may need mental health services but have trouble finding treatm…
During Health Literacy Month, tips on monitoring cholesterol
October is Health Literacy Month - so experts are educating people on an important indicator of health - cholesterol. Low-density lipoprotein…
New treatment, tips for taming postpartum depression
More new babies are born in the fall than any other time of year which also means some people who give birth may be heading into the winter months wit…
During Hispanic Heritage Month, tips on financial literacy
During National Hispanic American Heritage Month, financial experts are speaking out to help Latino families build wealth. Federal data show that …
Newsom signs bill to fight intimidation at CA polling places
With the election six weeks away, concern is building about attempts to intimidate voters at the polls - so, lawmakers are taking action at the state …
Gov. Newsom signs bill to eliminate medical debt from credit reports
Starting in January, medical debt will no longer count against millions of Californians' credit scores thanks to a bill signed Tuesday by Gov…
CA community college sets up endowment to fund dorm beds
A community college north of Sacramento is trying out an innovative way to lower costs for needy students with a new "Endow-a-Bed" program. Sierra …
New CA program helps health care grads afford tests and licensing
California is facing a huge shortage of qualified health care workers, so the San Diego Community College District is stepping in to help recent …