JCal https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html About At Clear Lake, is a fish sacred to Pomo tribes at risk of extinction? Climate Denialism: ‘We just don’t have time to debate this anymore’ Once a status symbol in Orange County, green lawns are slowly becoming passe It impacts every California student, but drought is missing from schools’ curriculums As climate change becomes more apocalyptic, why isn’t art imitating life? At Klamath River, historic dam removals to revive dwindling salmon population Communities of color lack flood control. Would representation on water boards help? As Marin County anticipates future drought, is recycling more water the answer? It isn’t sure yet. Different faiths, one calling: To the water Nitrate, toxins continue to taint Central Valley water. Solutions are hard to come by. Heat, floods and homelessness: Unhoused in Sacramento’s extreme weather San Diegans reflect on their beloved greenspaces – and drought AI in the Screenwriting Room: Enhancing creativity or erasing humanity?  How Can Students Prepare for Something They Do Not Know They Need to Be Prepared For? Friend or Foe? California schools & legislators battle with AI in classrooms The Decline of the Humanities Is Not Willful, It’s Just Ignorance California Lawmaker and Ethics Professor Discuss A.I. Ethics in the New Workforce The Importance of Enhancing Opportunities for English Learners in Oxnard  Changes in the Automotive industry Unveiling Bias: College Programs and the Workforce People SLO County Pushes Back Against LGBTQ+ Discrimination Climate-friendly agriculture bill to get watered down as California lawmakers rush to beat deadline Intech: A life changing opportunity for low-income students Navigating The Opportunities and Challenges of AI in Education AI is helping diagnose diseases, but California radiologists and lawmakers are cautious Providers, politicians, patients present perspectives on a healthcare industry integrating AI Gen Z Tackles Climate Change in California’s Workforce With futures uncertain, undocumented Latinos continue to push for college degrees with the help of mentors, nonprofits A Central Valley high school’s career training program gives students a ‘head start’ on their futures Libraries Staying Relevant in a Digital World in Sacramento and beyond Orange County Program Trains Businesses to Welcome Transgender Workers Why some California youth didn’t feel ready to cast a ballot 2023