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California drivers are facing price increases at the pump … as the latest conflict in the Middle East disrupts the global energy market. Experts say the spike could be as much as 7 DOLLARS a gallon.

For more, we’re joined by Severin Borenstein [[SEH-verr-in bor-en-STEEN]] with UC Berkeley’s Energy Institute. He also chaired the Petroleum Market Advisory Committee for the California Energy Commission.

California drivers are facing price increases at the pump &hellip; as the latest conflict in the Middle East disrupts the global energy market. Experts say the spike could be as much as 7 DOLLARS a gallon. For more, we&rsquo;re joined by Severin Borenstein [[SEH-verr-in bor-en-STEEN]] with UC Berkeley&rsquo;s Energy Institute. He also chaired the Petroleum Market Advisory Committee for the California Energy Commission.

How Conflict in Middle East is Driving Up Gas Prices

School boards across California are giving their members raises... which might sound strange at a time when teachers here are striking for better pay. It's thanks to a new law that gives board members their first opportunity for a major pay increase in 40 years. KPBS education reporter Katie Anastas explains how it's playing out in San Diego schools.

School boards across California are giving their members raises... which might sound strange at a time when teachers here are striking for better pay. It's thanks to a new law that gives board members their first opportunity for a major pay increase in 40 years. KPBS education reporter Katie Anastas explains how it's playing out in San Diego schools.

School Boards Across California are Giving Members Raises

Some California lawmakers are pushing to reverse state cuts to healthcare for immigrants. KQED’s Katherine Monahan reports.

Some California lawmakers are pushing to reverse state cuts to healthcare for immigrants. KQED&rsquo;s Katherine Monahan reports.

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