Consumers don’t trust companies to protect data, USC survey finds
Only one-third of respondents said that companies are taking the proper precautions to safeguard against hackers.
Trump and Clinton lead presidential contenders in California
The candidates have a healthy lead over their rivals, USC Dornsife/LA Times poll reveals.
California voters say voting is important — despite consistently low turnout
New USC Dornsife/LA Times poll suggests voters hold little faith in government effectiveness at all levels.
Poll: California voters increasingly squeezed by drought
More than half of the state’s voters oppose paying more for water as a solution, new USC Dornsife/LA Times poll shows.
California voters have mixed views on Common Core standards
A strong majority still know little or nothing about the new standards, according to a PACE/USC Rossier Poll.
Poll: California voters back Prop. 30 extension in support of public schools
The results indicate a rising sense of optimism among a majority of voters, according to a new USC Rossier poll.
USC Dornsife/LA Times Poll: Most Californians say race relations better here than elsewhere in U.S.
A strong majority of voters now say undocumented immigrants have a positive economic impact on the state.
Californians split on whether testing has been a boon or bust for education
USC Dornsife/LA Times Poll finds voters give state’s schools average grades, but don’t seek reform at expense of traditional education.
California voters reject tenure, USC Dornsife/LA Times Poll finds
But voters trust teachers more than any other group to improve the state’s schools.
What’s the real California Dream? It’s all about the weather
USC Dornsife/LA Times Poll finds residents are pessimistic about traffic and the cost of living — but wouldn’t live anywhere else.
Californians side with Jerry Brown in UC tuition dispute
USC Dornsife/LA Times Poll finds voters oppose UC tuition increases, even if it means fewer spots for in-state students.
Californians say they want change but still approve of Sens. Boxer and Feinstein
Strong support exists for the state’s emerging generation of Democratic leaders.
Two strategists — one from each party — anticipate Election Day
USC Unruh fellows Matt Rodriguez and Mike Madrid look at the issues from both sides of the aisle.
California’s plastic bag ban grew from ‘grass-roots’ effort, USC Unruh Institute fellow says
USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times Poll shows Californians strongly support the measure.
USC Dornsife/LA Times poll: Race for California’s top education post in virtual dead heat
Gov. Jerry Brown’s approval numbers highest since taking office; he maintains large lead over challenger Neel Kashkari.
USC Dornsife/LA Times poll: Californians back plastic grocery bag ban
Even when prompted about potential costs and government overreach, most Californians don’t want to overturn the ban.
Ebola no big concern to Californians, USC Dornsife/LA Times poll finds
46 percent of voters are ‘not at all worried’ that they or a family member will be exposed to the virus.
California voters reject tenure, layoff rules for public school teachers
A new PACE/USC Rossier Poll also shows voters have soured on Common Core State Standards despite increased awareness.
In latest poll, Californians say drought is a crisis that has little effect on daily lives
California voters prefer addressing water problem with conservation efforts rather than taxpayer dollars.
Republicans in dead heat to challenge California governor, election poll finds
Survey shows that Gov. Jerry Brown maintains a wide lead over challengers.
Support for Brown climbs in the Golden State
Even at a time when Californians feel that the state is headed in the wrong direction, support for Gov. Brown is increasing, according to a USC Dornsife/LA Times Poll.
Support for Obamacare tempered by worry over job loss, out-of-pocket costs
California voters are concerned about economic fallout from the Affordable Care Act, according to results of the latest USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times Poll.
Driver’s licenses for undocumented immigrants narrowly approved
By a slim margin, Californians approve of the new state law granting driver’s licenses to undocumented immigrants.
California voters concerned about state water supply — until they see the cost
Voter support for a new water transportation system is washed away by the cost of proposed improvements, according to the results of the latest USC Dornsife/LA Times Poll.