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Opinion

California lawmakers want to cut funds for local news at exactly the wrong time

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Written by: By Martin Reynolds, Special for CalMatters
Published: 17 June 2026

By Martin Reynolds, Special for CalMatters

Journalists and television camera crews gather around a podium crowded with microphones during a news conference on a city sidewalk. A person at the podium reviews papers while reporters, photographers and members of the public look on.
Members of the media gather for a press conference in Oakland on Sept. 26, 2023. Photo by Loren Elliott for CalMatters

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Last year, California did something remarkable.

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Jensen: Leadership isn’t a somber resignation to bitterness and failure

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Written by: John Jensen
Published: 31 May 2026

Jim Steele’s condescending justification for failure reminded me of a defective lawman whose tenure resulted in costly lawsuits, controversy and atypical policing here.

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Salato: The 100 Days of May

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Written by: Becky Salato
Published: 31 May 2026
Dr. Becky Salato. Courtesy photo.


If you have a friend or family member who works in a public school, you may have heard us refer to the 100 days of May. On the calendar, May looks like just another month, but it is not. May is a hundred days crammed into thirty-one.

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Putting Students First: Dual immersion program supports biliteracy, cultural appreciation and community

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Written by: By Dr. Nicki Thomas
Published: 08 May 2026
Kelseyville Unified Superintendent Dr. Nicki Thomas. Courtesy photo.

By Dr. Nicki Thomas

In 2022, Kelseyville Elementary took advantage of grant funding to launch a dual immersion program, allowing students to learn in both English and Spanish, with the goal of achieving biliteracy–the ability to speak, read, and write proficiently in both. 

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