Cathie Anderson

The Golden State invests in rehabilitation but puts too many barriers that keep people leaving incarceration from earning a steady paycheck.

A mom’s account of racial harassment raise a question: Do school administrators recognize Black children’s pain?

Taxpayers are footing the bill for food, rent and healthcare for underpaid workers, making all that ‘bargain shopping’ a lot less appealing.

While some economic forecasts are upbeat, rising health, energy and debt burdens are quietly eroding the fragile finances of U.S. consumers.

Federal data show many undergraduate certificate programs fail wage tests. California should show clearly which ones actually raise earnings.

Economic mobility opinion writer Cathie Anderson wrote about how California promotes undergraduate certificate programs as a pathway to upward mobility. Anderson analyses if these programs actually pay off for those enrolled.

From viral hits to street rallies, musicians are producing a surging wave of protest music for people hungry for change.

A Sacramento woman’s grandfather made a WWII Greenland deal that is sparking geopolitical debates today.

Advocates urge Newsom and legislators to raise taxes on the wealthy to offset federal cuts while critics warn rising deficits demand restraint.

If Congress ends enhanced premium help, the people who never got it would pay more for health insurance. Here’s why.