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    Artículo de opinión: La temporada presupuestaria ofrece una oportunidad para reevaluar las prioridades de gasto

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    Care for some glyphosate with your cereal?

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    The power of water

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    Programa para tirar los escombros de la inundación

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    Residential Debris Removal Program: Answers to the most common questions

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Charlotte West

About Charlotte West

Charlotte West is a freelance journalist who covers education, criminal justice, housing, and politics. She is a member of the Education Writers Association and was a 2019 Kiplinger Fellow.

April 25, 2023

How students are helping to get people out of prison In “Making An Exoneree,” students from UCSC and Georgetown bring investigation and storytelling together in the pursuit of justice.

October 20, 2022

Incarcerated firefighters come to primetime ‘Fire Country’ brings the conversation about prison labor and second chances to the mainstream

May 19, 2021

Instagram Post Sparks #MeToo Movement at Carmel High Students speak out against ‘what boys do’

May 14, 2021

De las Aulas a los Recintos Gubernamentales Fomentando la participación cívica en las escuelas

April 1, 2021

From the Classrooms to the Halls of Government School administrators develop programs to encourage civic engagement among students

September 9, 2020

Addressing racial injustice at CSUMB Black faculty joins nationwide Scholar Strike

September 4, 2020

Cats in Tents Boulder Creek evacuees camp out with 40-plus rescue felines

August 22, 2020

UC Santa Cruz Students Moved to San Jose State University cleared as CZU Lightning Fire Complex moves closer to campus

August 21, 2020

Thousands flee CZU Lightning Complex fire Evacuation centers take hundreds of refugees

June 16, 2020

“We better be cute, right?” Creative mask making helps burlesque dancer/lingerie designer pay the bills

April 10, 2020

Delivering the goods Fees, police stops, and booming cannabis

March 23, 2020

Are Monterey Bay Area Hospitals Prepared for a Surge? Medical community gets ready for the worst

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