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Could electric vehicle issues have played a role in crash that killed family of four? May 7, 2024
The Pleasanton Police Department has confirmed that the family of four who died in a single-vehicle car crash last month did not own the electric vehicle they were driving and it now appears that same car might have previously had issues with losing control of the steering, according to a complaint filed with the National […]
Did using hotel rooms put a dent in CA homelessness? May 7, 2024
Annie Wyley, an intake specialist with Abode, meets with a client hoping for a room at the Radisson Hotel in Oakland as part of Project Roomkey on Feb. 9, 2022. Photo by Martin do Nascimento, CalMatters Despite California spending $24 billion on housing and homelessness over the past five years, the number of unhoused people […]
¿Funcionó el Proyecto Roomkey? Una nueva evaluación muestra los resultados del programa para dar refugios a personas sin hogar por COVID en California May 7, 2024
Read this story in English El esfuerzo masivo de California para albergar a los residentes sin hogar durante la pandemia de COVID-19 fue un éxito, según un nuevo informe que dice que el esfuerzo cambió para mejor el sistema de servicios para personas sin hogar del estado. Pero al mismo tiempo, los investigadores señalaron una […]
Did California’s massive COVID homeless shelter program work? A new evaluation probes the results May 7, 2024
In summary A new independent report says Gov. Gavin Newsom’s hallmark Project Roomkey was a success. But data is lacking. And after the program ended, many participants remained homeless. California’s massive effort to shelter homeless residents during the COVID-19 pandemic was a success, according to a new report that says the effort changed the state’s […]
California schools can’t keep pace with utility bills. Solar energy offers a needed lifeline May 7, 2024
In summary New regulations made new solar installations financially unviable for school districts where utility bills remain a top budget expense. A legislative fix, Senate Bill 1374, could help restore the incentives. Guest Commentary written by Sam Davis Sam Davis is president of the Oakland Unified School District Board of Education. Hugh Awtrey Hugh Awtrey […]