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With two months left before California’s eviction moratorium ends June 30, political momentum isn’t on the side of tenants for an extension.

Lawmakers say they’ll take no action this year on a bill requiring nursing home owners and operators to get state approval before they acquire, operate or manage a nursing home.brian

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A troubling backlog of cases existed even before the pandemic. Now COVID-19 has pushed the problem to a crisis point.

Food sales, money pools and fundraising campaigns have been a lifesaver for many families affected by the pandemic.

California's next attorney general will likely turn the focus inward.

As disparities emerge in California's vaccine rollout, many fear that low-income communities and essential workers are being pushed to the end of the line.

A senior Bank of America executive says the bank lost "hundreds of millions" of dollars as it scrambled to address unemployment fraud.

One in eight California households is late on water bills. They could face shutoffs when Gov. Gavin Newsom ends the state of emergency.

Until now, there was no single government site where all Californians could go for information on vaccinations. People can register there, but in most cases they can't sign up for appointments yet.

Acknowledging that vaccinations have been too slow, state officials aim to ramp up the pace. But many questions remain.

The Golden State will gain a strong ally in the White House and new national influence with a Californian as Joe Biden's second-in-command.