Haven’t had a chance to get a REAL ID? That’s OK. Airlines will accept standard state licenses and ID cards for domestic flights through Oct. 2021.

The great outdoors is open! There’s never been a better time to learn about the Golden State’s native plant species.

In a livestreamed conversation with UC Board of Regents Chair John Perez on July 10, UC's president-designate talked about the values and experience he brings to the university and what he sees as the key challenges ahead.

Last month, we asked you to share your thoughts on how we’ve been managing our overall response to COVID-19. Thanks to everyone who shared their insights. Here are the results.

2020 continues to be a tough year for many of us. But, your local assistance program and UC behavioral health benefits are here to support you, along with many well-informed, relevant resources compiled by university experts.

Beginning on July 15, we will resume the FY19/20 Performance Evaluation process. Please complete your self-appraisal in Halogen by July 24.

Stopping in or working on-site at a UCOP facility? Starting, July 20, you'll need to complete a UCOP Screen symptom survey each day before entering the office.

The professional skills and career development catalog helps you build additional skills to increase your effectiveness in your current position and enhance your abilities.

A newly approved temporary increase will allow employees additional time to take vacation, and make it easier for you to hold onto your accrued leave until you’re ready to use it.

If you’ve been struggling to balance isolation from your greater community with much more togetherness at home, these easy-to-implement strategies can help.

Get knowledgeable about your UC retirement benefits, smart investing, financial markets and more with live online workshops.

Using batteries is unavoidable for powering many devices, but you can reduce your environmental impact by opting for rechargeable ones.