California’s public television stations have joined with the state’s county school superintendents to launch a new online service for educators and parents. The collaboration comes at a time in which teachers and families are grappling with the ongoing challenges of virtual learning.
California Division of Oil, Gas and Geothermal Resources
Saying that Chevron has failed to do all it should have to stop a massive release of crude oil at a Kern County well site, state regulators have ordered the company "to take all measures" to stop the flow and prevent a recurrence.
These are just some of the revelations made public in the first months of a new state of police transparency in California. A new state law, Senate Bill 1421, broke down a wall of secrecy built up since the 1970s that blocked public access to the most serious police misconduct and deadly use-of-force information.
KQED's California Report host John Sepulvado talks about public radio, building partnerships with affiliate stations around the state and the future of public broadcasting.
ByBen Adler & Leslie Berestein Rojas & Marisa Lagos & Dan Brekke & Adolfo Guzman-Lopez & Carrie Feibel & Scott Shafer & Chris Nichols & Amy Quinton & Ben Bradford & Lauren Sommer & Chris Keller•Jan 24, 2017
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CapRadio, PolitiFact California, KQED and KPCC reporters annotate Gov. Jerry Brown's State of the State address delivered Tuesday morning, Jan. 24, 2017 in Sacramento. KCBX aired Gov. Brown's speech live at 10 a.m. Click here or click through slideshow to see speech and annotations.
