California Today Full Broadcast (March 14)

California Today Full Broadcast (March 14)
A student walks toward Royce Hall on the campus of the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) in Los Angeles, Calif., on March 11, 2020. (Robyn Beck/AFP via Getty Images)

The University of California system might be allowed to take political sides. A UC professor analyzed what the changes could mean for faculty and students alike. 

Facebook is allowing users in Ukraine to post certain violent speech. The move is against its hate speech policy, and one analyst characterized it as a misstep.

Students across the state are able to unmask for the first time in two years. One teacher shared how pandemic mandates led her to resign and start her own education program.

The former director of sports medicine at San Jose State is facing a lawsuit. Female plaintiffs allege he touched them without their consent. 

Today’s date is 3/14, meaning it’s Pi day! And the mathematical constant is literally synonymous with many people’s favorite dessert. We take a look at one bakery’s approach to the day.

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