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As COVID-19 tore through California, Jennifer Hark Dietz had a decision to make. The state was making perhaps its biggest push ever to get people

California's Homekey program aimed to house the homeless quickly, but a CalMatters investigation reveals mixed results and accountability issues.

As COVID-19 tore through California, Jennifer Hark Dietz had a decision to make. The state was making perhaps its biggest push ever to get people off the street, offering up billions of dollars for cities and organizations like hers to turn old motels into new homes.

LOS ANGELES — As COVID-19 tore through California, Jennifer Hark Dietz had a decision to make. The state was making perhaps its biggest push ever to get people off the

Sabrina Cervantes' committee's "hostile amendment" gutted a major DUI reform bill with widespread support in Sacramento.

In summary The bill had widespread support, but Sen. Sabrina Cervantes' committee suddenly gutted it with little explanation.

A California Senate committee just gutted one of the state's most substantial DUI reform bills in years, despite widespread support from other lawmakers and families of drunk driving victims.

A California Senate committee gutted one of the state's most substantial DUI reform bills in years, despite widespread support from other lawmakers and families of drunk driving victims.

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This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. A California Senate committee just gutted one of the state’s most substan