Suzanne Potter

A California bill aiming to stop the practice of jailing people for minor infractions is now on Gov. Gavin Newsom’s desk. Assembly Bill 2122 would prevent

Nevada conservation groups want to make sure ratepayers are not stuck with the bill as NV Energy seeks to build out three new natural gas plants to serve a

The parent survey, called "Afterschool STEM Takes Off," showed Badger State programs have come a long way since 2014, when only 47% offered STEM content.

A California bill aiming to stop the practice of jailing people for minor infractions is now on Gov. Gavin Newsom's desk.

For years, the humanities and data science have been entirely separate disciplines, but the University of California-Los Angeles has created a new

A bill to regulate the temporary staffing industry has been shelved, but backers say they’re not giving up. The SAFE Act passed the state Senate but stalle

Audio file This past winter's snow drought across the western U.S. was about four times more likely because of human-caused climate change, according to a new study from the Colorado School of Mines.

Audio file A landmark law and one of the country's largest sources of funding for maintenance and repair on public lands expired last year and now, a coalition of environmental groups is pressing Congress to restore it.

California’s power bills are the second highest in the nation and almost double the national average, according to a new report from the nonprofit think ta

This Sunday, Sept. 13, is National Grandparents Day and about 28,000 grandparents in Nevada are raising their grandchildren, according to First 5 Nevada. M