Reports

Households Face Long Wait Times for Vouchers and Potential Housing Loss When an Emergency Housing Program Ends

Increased Support is Critical for Local Jurisdictions to Complete Timely Housing Plans

Contract Workers Are a Small but Growing Proportion of Three State Facilities’ Workforces

The State’s Grant Funding Assisted Businesses, but a Lack of Preparedness Limited the Grant’s Impact

Greater Accountability Would Help Ensure That Districts Comply With All Aspects of the Law

California’s Systems of Public Higher Education Could Better Address Student Housing Needs

Although In-Office Work Has Benefits, a One‑Size‑Fits‑All Approach to Telework Is Counter to State Policy and May Limit Opportunities for Significant Cost Savings

Unclear Rules and Insufficient Enforcement Hamper Its Ability to Identify Packaging That Is Attractive to Children

Lax Oversight Allowed Highlands to Inappropriately Receive More Than $180 Million in K-12 Funding

The University of California Lacks the Accountability and Urgency Necessary to Promptly Return Native American Remains and Cultural Items

Oversight of the 50 Percent Law Is Ineffective, and the Law Could Be Amended to Better Support Students

Without Improving Its Oversight, the Benefits of Energy Efficiency Programs May Not Be Worth Their Cost to Ratepayers