In California’s Wildfire Zones, Tales of Trauma and Resilience
Volunteers share their stories of bravery, resilience and trauma in the face of a growing wildfire threat in Northern California.
Testing the Future of Space Exploration
Work at McClellan Nuclear Research Center supports the national aeronautical industry
Built by the U.S. Air Force in 1986 for $20 million, the McClellan Nuclear Research Center is now owned and operated by UC Davis. Inside, scientists conduct high-tech experiments that affect the future of space exploration.
Some California Cities Could Crumble Under Weight of Next Recession, Report Says
California might be enjoying a historic economic expansion, but at least 18 cities are currently at high risk of fiscal distress if a recession hits, according to a state auditor’s report.
Is Criticism Against PG&E Over Handling of Blackouts Fair?
Policymakers are comparing it unfavorably with San Diego Gas & Electric, a veteran of preemptive blackouts — but some critics say the state shouldn't be so quick to put SDG&E on a pedestal.
“Are they better than the utilities in the north? Yeah, probably. But does that mean that they are the gold standard? Absolutely not.”
Prefabricated Apartments Could Ease California’s Housing Shortage
Part of the reason California rents are so astronomical — the state now has five of the top 10 priciest rental markets in the country, according to real estate data firm Zumper — is because it’s really expensive to build new apartments here.
More Sleep, Less Lunch Stress: The New Laws Affecting California’s Children
Gov. Gavin Newsom, a father of four, promised he’d put kids front and center in his first-year agenda. Here’s how they fared.
California Schools Putting Healthier Lunches to the Test
From reshaping school lunches to offering vegan options, K-12 schools across the state are rethinking the formula behind student meals.
Daunting Dilemma
Homelessness is one of our region’s most pressing concerns — and it’s proving to be one of the most perplexing to solve
Comstock’s asked a panel of experts from across the Capital Region to share their thoughts on the issue of homelessness.
No Simple Solutions
Homelessness is a growing problem that affects all of us across the Capital Region
Homelessness continues to be a growing issue that affects not just those who are experiencing it, but all of us in the community.
It’s Time for California to Put Family-Business Designation into State Law
“Succession planning has become more difficult for family-owned businesses as generations break from the family operation to forge their own paths.”