20 Million Californians are Registered. But Will They Vote?

As we head into Super Tuesday, voter registration in California is at an all-time high.  More than 20 million voters are currently registered in the state. Voter registration campaigns and the state’s successful motor voter law have likely put younger and more diverse Californians on the voter rolls.
Reporter: Haley Gray

Chasing California's Massive Delegate Haul

California has 415 delegates up for grabs in tomorrow's election. The process of doling out the hundreds of Democratic delegates up for grabs is enough to make a mathematician's head hurt.
Reporter: Scott Shafer, KQED

Tomorrow's Only Statewide Measure Asks For Billions For Schools

The only statewide measure on tomorrow's ballot asks voters to consider borrowing $15 billion to fund school construction projects.  In the next two years, California's aging schools are projected to need more than $100 billion for facilities. Some for new construction, most for maintenance.
Reporter: Vanessa Rancaño, KQED

UC Santa Cruz Fires 54 Striking Grad Students

The administration at UC Santa Cruz stunned graduate students on Friday by firing more than 50 of them. The students have been on strike since February 10th demanding more money to deal with high housing costs.
Guest: Veronica Hamilton, Vice President, UCSC Grad Student Association and unit chair, UAW Local 28-65

Cal Fire Prepares For Early And Busy Fire Season Following Dry February

Last month was California's driest February on record, during what's supposed to be the rainy reason. That has fire officials preparing for the possibility of an earlier and more intense fire season. This weekend, firefighters were already put to work here in Northern California.
Reporter: Sarah Hossaini, KQED