Ebola is Extremely Dangerous Even After Death

Traditional burial practices allow the living Ebola virus to be passed along to caretakers of the deceased body. The Ebola virus can remain infectious for up to 7 days in a dead body.

‘Don’t Let Anything Slide’ — California Commissioners Urge Reporting Hate

Three million Californians — nearly one in ten adults and teenagers statewide — experienced at least one hate act in one year, according to new survey data.

California Gubernatorial Race Series: Interview with Steve Hilton

Live Soon | This session offers reporters a direct opportunity to question gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton on key statewide issues. 

Erasing the Black Vote in the Deep South – Five Voting Rights Activists Fight Back

May 15 | Voting rights activists from across the South discuss the Supreme Court ruling on Louisiana’s congressional map and the growing battle over minority representation and voting access.

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News Briefing Highlights
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Why the 2023 Ruling That Found Alabama Voting Maps Intentionally Discriminatory Should Be Upheld
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‘When the Law Ignores Structural Racism, It Becomes Much Harder To Prove Discrimination or Fix It’
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How Can Other Communities Support Black Voters Amidst Attacks on the Voting Rights Act
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Vote Denial and Vote Dilution – The Consequences of Gutting Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act
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Voting Rights Act Led to ‘Dramatic Expansion’ of Black Political Power; SCOTUS Aims to Reverse It
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How SCOTUS Has Made It Difficult To Challenge Voting Maps that Have Discriminatory Effects
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Vote Denial and Vote Dilution – The Consequences of Gutting Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act
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‘For Every One Meal That Food Banks Provide, the SNAP Program Provides Nine Meals’
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In Mixed-status Families, Citizen Children Are Losing Medicaid, SNAP Benefits
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More Than 1 in 6 Households Participate in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program
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Work Requirements Do Little To Increase Employment, Lead To Drops in Benefits Participation
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As SNAP Benefits Are Cut, Congressional Health Data Dashboard Provides Data on Impact to Families
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Will Matt Mahan’s Tech Industry Donors Influence His Policy Decisions if he Is Elected CA Governor?
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Reparations ‘Challenging to Move Forward’; Ending Disparities Mahan’s Approach to Racial Justice
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Solving California’s Housing Crisis Requires Reforming Regulatory Environment, Says Matt Mahan
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A Pathway to Citizenship and a Secure Border: Matt Mahan’s Immigration Priorities
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Upskilling, UBI and the Highest Sustainability Goals: Matt Mahan’s Vision for the Ethical Use of AI
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‘We Can Overcome This’ – How State and Local Governments Can Fight Hate Crimes
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Half of AAPI Adults Report Experiencing a Hate Act Due to Race, Ethnicity, Nationality
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Education and Schools Are the ‘Forefront’ of Where Anti-hate Work Can Be Done
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Supreme Court’s Voting Rights Act Decision a Rejection of the Reality of Racism in America
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Is Abolishing ICE Realistic?
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‘Small Business Will Be at the Forefront of Our Economic Development Policy’
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Universal Childcare and Affordable Eldercare – How Tony Thurmond Wants to Support CA Families
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$10 Billion + Surplus Land = 2 Million+ Homes by 2030 - Superintendent Thurmond’s Housing Solution
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After a Lawsuit Was Filed, Ventura County Released Video Footage of Immigration Raid
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The Reporter’s Field Guide – Tools for Covering Immigration and ICE
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‘Transparency Is the Oxygen of Accountability’
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Does Geographic Data Show the Regions Where ICE and Local Law Enforcement Actively Collaborate?
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Immigration Enforcement Is a Regional Apparatus: How Geography Can Help Locate ICE Detainees
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In India, Pollution, Unemployment Soaring as Liquified Natural Gas Costs Become Unaffordable
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Why Oil Prices Shocks Hit Lower-income Households Harder
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India’s Farmer Suicide Crisis Could Worsen as Iran War Pushes Agricultural Costs and Debt Burdens Up
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US-Iran War Puts Lower-income Countries at Risk for Starvation, Mass Migration
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Oil Price Shocks – How Long Does the Economy Take to Recover
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‘If the US Insists Iran Completely Dismantle Its Nuclear Program, Talks Will Not Go Forward’
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No Amount of Economic or Military Coercion Will Deter Iran from Protecting National Sovereignty
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Trump’s Anti-immigrant Policies Could Worsen America’s Doctor Shortage, Especially in Rural Areas
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As US Tightens Immigration, Other Nations Simplify Pathways to Residency for Highly skilled Workers
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If Families Self-deport, Can US-born Children Get Citizenship from Their Parents' Home Country?
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Plyler v. Doe – The Texas School that Wanted to Charge an Enrollment Fee for Undocumented Children
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‘A Class Excluded from Social Membership’ – Repealing Birthright Citizenship Further Divides the US
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Repealing Birthright Citizenship Would Increase the Number of Unauthorized Immigrants by 2.7 Million
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The Economic Gains of Birthright Citizenship Top $7.7 Trillion
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The Future-envisioning Nature of Birthright Citizenship
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Trump’s Immigration Policies: ‘An Agenda About Who Belongs and Who Does Not’
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‘There's Always an Idealized Standard’ – How Social Media Impacts Body Image and Self Esteem
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‘Spend Quality Time With Your Family and Friends’
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For Iranian American Youth, Iran War’s Impact Hits Close to Home

Young Iranian Americans in the Bay Area say the US war with Iran has cast a cloud of sadness over their family’s homes.

Abortion Pill Mail Ban Would Disproportionately Harm Black and Hispanic Women

A ban on accessing abortion pills by mail would adversely impact women who are uninsured or live in areas with chronic physician shortages.

Dismantling DACA ‘Piece by Piece’

DACA recipients remain in a state of limbo as the Trump administration delays renewals, putting hundreds of thousands at risk of losing their jobs and being deported.
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Aumentan estafas y se aprovechan del miedo y la desesperación de las comunidades inmigrantes

Se han multiplicado las estafas dirigidas a familias vulnerables que están desesperadas por reunirse con sus seres queridos detenidos.
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In California’s Central Valley, Salt + Light Keeps the Unhoused Housed

Everyone Salt + Light works with — whether living on the streets or in one of the organization's 53 permanent supportive homes — is referred to as a neighbor.

CA Farmworkers’ May Day Message: MAGA Means ‘Mexicans Ain’t Going Anywhere’

Farmworkers and supporters took to the streets in Santa Maria along California's Central Coast this past Friday in commemoration of May Day.

‘Never Give Up’ — Experts on the Federal and Local Immigration Enforcement Data Trail

As local law enforcement plays an expanding role in immigration enforcement, experts discuss how to access public data when agencies avoid disclosing it.
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Forget the Pundits. “Professor” Jiang’s Forecasts Are Going Viral

Chinese educator "Professor" Jiang is rapidly rising across YouTube, where long-form podcast interviews are fueling interest in geopolitical forecasts and global instability.

The Monks’ Walk Ends, But the Peace Remains

After four months and 2,300 miles, a group of Buddhist monks completed their journey across America, arriving at the nation's capital on February 11.