Today on Insight, we'll discuss Gov. Newsom's executive order banning the sale of gasoline-powered vehicles by 2035; local count health leaders' thoughts on reopening businesses and schools; and listen to some music with CapRadio's Jennifer Reason.
The pandemic is reshaping how we view research. Today on Insight, we take a closer look at the struggle for researchers of color, funding stem cell research in California, and how the UC system is working to shake up research publishing.
COVID-19 is changing how we'll vote this year, in what is expected to be the first presidential election where ballots will be cast almost entirely by mail. This all comes in the wake of former Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg's death.
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg passed away last week after serving 27 years on the Supreme Court. She became one of the court’s most prominent members and was widely seen as a legal and feminist icon; we discuss what her death means to the election.
It’s been nearly six months since California issued its shelter-in-place shutdown order on March 19. All areas of life have been impacted by the pandemic and continue to grapple with it, from schools and restaurants to our public health systems.
Wildfires are raging across large regions of Oregon, Washington state, and California. Today on Insight, how to prepared, what the health risks are, and what to expect going forward.
The pandemic has been financially challenging for millions across the country. On Insight, we'll be looking at the different kinds of insurance, their value right now, and why it matters.
Americans at the bottom of the economic ladder before the pandemic have been the hardest hit by the economic fallout. Insight looks at how COVID-19 is impacting those in the most difficult economic situations and what to expect going forward.
More than two million acres have already burned this year in California with four months to go in the state's fire season. How much worse could this record year get? What's the impact of the destruction?
