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Will California Schools Reopen In The Fall?
State officials are facing the most decisive moment of the pandemic: how California's six million public school students will be educated.

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State officials are facing the most decisive moment of the pandemic: how California's six million public school students will be educated.

A coalition of mayors are advocating for a guaranteed income that would improve the livelihood of many California children and families.
California’s COVID-19 epicenter is Imperial County, an impoverished agricultual oasis with an unusual history.
Coronavirus testing in California has been a challenge since day one, and Gov. Gavin Newsom is expected to announce a new strategy soon.
Schools across the state aren’t sure they can come up with procedures — and the money — to keep kids safe before classes begin this fall.
The majority of UC campuses have released guidelines and policies for the next school year.
Betty Hunter and her rising eighth grader had a challenging spring of distance learning.
California’s 6 million K-12 students have been making hard-earned gains in learning science in recent years.
Long before the COVID-19 shredded California’s economy, the state’s unemployment insurance program was deeply troubled.
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