Cal Matters: It’s time to enforce law and help at-risk kids
June 30, 2020 – Dan Walters of CalMatters writes about Public Advocates’ charge that San Bernardino schools misspent more than $300 million intended for high-need students. He writes [...]
San Bernardino Sun: It’s time to enforce law and help at-risk kids
June 30, 2020 – Dan Walters writes about Public Advocates’ charge that San Bernardino schools misspent more than $300 million intended for high-need students. He writes that school [...]
LA Daily News: It’s time to enforce law and help at-risk kids
June 30, 2020 – Dan Walters writes about Public Advocates’ charge that San Bernardino schools misspent more than $300 million intended for high-need students. He writes that school [...]
OC Register: It’s time to enforce law and help at-risk kids
June 30, 2020 – Dan Walters writes about Public Advocates’ charge that San Bernardino schools misspent more than $300 million intended for high-need students. He writes that school [...]
Bisnow: Long-Term Eviction Ban Proposed By California Lawmakers
June 11, 2020 – Dean Boerner of Bisnow covers the introduction of AB 1436, a bill which will stop the wave of evictions resulting from COVID-19 and the historic economic downturn. Public [...]
SF Business Times: Permanent COVID-19 eviction moratorium aims to prevent ‘wave of mass evictions’
June 11, 2020 – Laura Waxmann of the San Francisco Business Times covers the introduction of AB 1436, a bill co-sponsored by Public Advocates. The bill provides sweeping protections to [...]
KQED: California Courts Halt Plan to Lift Eviction Moratorium in August
June 10, 2020 – Eric Baldassari of KQED writes about the Judicial Council’s decision to postpone a vote to remove emergency protections for renters and homeowners who have fallen [...]
EdSource: Gov. Newsom won’t bend on directing billions to low-income students’ learning loss
June 8, 2020 – John Fensterwald of EdSource writes about Governor Newsom’s decision to oppose the Legislature, and to direct $4 billion in federal funding towards schools with [...]
EdSource: Most CA districts would get more in federal aid than they’d lose in budget cuts for coronavirus
June 3, 2020 – John Fensterwald and Daniel J. Willis of EdSource cover the assertion by some school districts that they will not have sufficient funding to reopen schools safely. EdSource [...]
Voice of San Diego: Can Schools Just Stay Closed? Only if the State Allows it
May 21, 2020 – Will Huntsberry of the Voice of San Diego speaks to John Affeldt on the question of whether schools in California can just decide to stay closed in Fall 2020 if the state [...]
