Publications

Coverage expansions under the Affordable Care Act likely kept many Californians insured in 2020.

Immigrants and their families have limited health care coverage, even as many face disproportionate health risks, especially during the pandemic.

Key findings from the current survey include: More than eight in ten Californians think K–12 students are falling behind academically during the COVID-19 pandemic. Most…

Learning gaps are a growing concern after a year of online instruction. During the pandemic, uneven distribution of resources may have widened gaps and led…

California is highly prone to droughts, and climate change makes them worse. This fact sheet describes key challenges to managing dry times.

Many states changed their policies to increase voting by mail and reduce the risk from COVID-19 during the 2020 election. In California, officials took extra…

A yearlong collaboration among educational institutions, state agencies, advocates, and researchers has led to a plan for a statewide system that connects K–12, higher education,…

Not every Californian has access to safe and reliable drinking water. Small communities relying on groundwater are most likely to have chronic water quality problems.