Stories Tagged as
California
Judge: Bad teachers cost kids big bucks
by
Kai Ryssdal
Jun 10, 2014
A California judge's ruling could change the way teachers are hired and fired.
Assemble your own Stanley Cup gift basket
by
Tobin Low
Jun 4, 2014
The numbers behind what some are calling a pretty low stakes wager
Double charged: The true cost of juvenile justice
by
Myles Bess
May 8, 2014
How much parents pay when their kids are in trouble with the law.
Drought-resistant gardens can be more than gravel
by
Adriene Hill
Mar 20, 2014
As the California drought continues, some homeowners are rethinking their green grass lawns.
Forced labor, prostitution continues at U.S.-Mexico border
Feb 24, 2014
People, mostly women, are sold and forced into labor or sex.
President Obama could make it rain in California
Feb 14, 2014
California's thirst for water may be quenched by federal relief
California's drought: Bad, but not the whole economy
by
Adriene Hill
Feb 12, 2014
California is in the middle of its worst drought in a century. Why isn't that enough to tip the economy?
For public good, not for profit.
The 'state' of Silicon Valley
Feb 12, 2014
A venture capitalist wants California to be six separate entities.
Silicon Galley? Seeking innovation off-shore
Feb 11, 2014
A new generation of pioneers is seeking to create their own communities where the focus is on innovation for business outside of the mainstream -- and outside of the United States.
California's governor can't make it rain. Which is why the price of your salad is likely to go up.
Jan 17, 2014
California's rainfall last year was the lowest since 1877, it hasn’t rained yet this "rainy season," fire watch started in January, and there's almost no Sierra snowpack to melt. There's a drought emergency in this giant agricultural state.