California Extends Sunset On Property Tax Exclusion For Active Solar Energy Systems

Newsom signed Senate Bill 1340 into law, which extends the tax exclusion for installing a new active solar energy system by two years.

CA's Beyond Meat Executive Charged With Biting Man's Nose

A top executive at the Southern California company was charged with felony battery after a fight outside of a college football game.

National Voter Registration Day: What You Need To Do In California

A nonpartisan civic holiday, National Voter Registration Day encourages Americans to register in time to cast their ballot in November.

Cal State Says It Can't Afford A Staff Wage Hike Even If Newsom OKs It

A last-minute bill would force Cal State to give non-faculty staff raises, costing the system almost $900 million over ten years.

CA's Eligible Voters Need Protections To Ensure They Can Cast Ballots

Gov. Gavin Newsom should sign Assembly Bill 2841 to make sure voters are not mistakenly dropped from the voting rolls.

Human Composting, Legal Pot Use: 2 New CA Laws To Know

From protections for marijuana indulgers to a unique new burial option for California's dead — here are two laws you need to read up on.

An Island Of Reading For Youth In The California Juvenile Justice System

It runs through four heavy, locked doors, down a long beige hallway lit by bright artificial lighting, and past several locked rooms.

Let's Make The Most Of The Flood Of Resources For Our Students

Often considered the great equalizer, our education system is facing extreme stress under the ongoing ramifications of the pandemic.

Survey: Majority Of Likely Voters Oppose Online Sports Betting Ballot Initiative

The voters "appear poised to reject a ballot initiative allowing online sports wagering in the Golden State come November."

US Can Focus On Clearing Rail Jams After Labor Deal Reached, LA Port Director Says

"About 28,000 containers were awaiting a train at Port of LA Thursday, a figure about that is three times higher than where it should be."

Gov. Newsom Calls On DOJ To Investigate States Transporting Migrants

Newsom's request for investigation is in response to reports of migrants being sent to Martha’s Vineyard this week.

California's Unemployment Rate Rises To 4.1%; Employers Add 19,900 Jobs

"The Golden State’s unemployment rate rose to 4.1% in August from July’s 3.9%," according to the state Employment Development Department.

Newsom Vetoes Tax Exemption Bill For Manufacturing Equipment

The bill would have offered a full sales and use tax exemption on manufacturing equipment.

Newsom Signs Climate Bill Package Into Law

During a signing ceremony in Solano County, Newsom said the climate initiatives represent an investment in the state's future.

Texans Don't Pay More Taxes Than Californians Do, Reports Show

Former California legislator, Chuck DeVore, argues, “Nothing could be further from the truth.”

NorCal Woman Hands Out Purses Filled With Hygiene Essentials To Mosquito Fire Victims

"There is feminine hygiene, there is jewelry, makeup, skincare, hair ties; whatever fits in a purse," explains Nakayama.

Sherri Papini, CA Mom Who Faked Own Kidnapping, Sentenced To 18 Months

Her disappearance resulted in a three-week multi-state search before she resurfaced on Thanksgiving 2016.

Hazy SoCal Sunset | Golden Gate Bridge| A Napa Morning: CA In Photos

It's your state; It's your shot. This is California in photos.

CA's Third Year Of La Niña? Here's What To Expect This Fall

Californians have endured extreme weather and strain on the power grid. Forecasters say residents should brace for more La Niña.

CA Governor Signs Sweeping Climate Legislation

New laws aim to reduce exposure to gas and oil pollution in communities of color, expand clean energy jobs and more.

CA And New York Aim To Curb Diet Pill Sales To Minors

A bill would ban anyone under 18 in California from buying over-the-counter weight loss supplements.

CA Experts Question The Role Of White Mulberry In The Death Of Congressman's Wife

Scientists, doctors, and pathologists are questioning a Calfiornia coroner’s conclusion that her death was related to the plant.

Pandemic 'End In Sight': Here's How COVID-19 Stands In California

With new cases and hospitalizations trending downward, health professionals say the end of the pandemic may be possible in the near future.

California School Organizations Urge Veto Of Latest Bill To Remove Lead In School Water

A 2017 state law led schools across California to have their faucets tested for lead in a program to reduce lead in school drinking water.

California 1st With Law Protecting Children's Online Privacy

California will be the first state to bar online companies from profiling children or using personal information in harmful ways.

12 Homes For Rent In California

Whether you're looking for an ADU, a middle class home in a nice neighborhood, or a mansion with a view — there are rentals available.

Big Change For Big Rigs: California Unveils Mandate To Phase Out Diesel Trucks

In another worldwide first, California would require new trucks to be zero-emissions in 2040.

A California Ocean Corps Could Shore Up Coastline When Disasters Strike

A bipartisan bill awaits the governor’s signature to establish the Ocean Corps to protect our coast.

Wildfire Smoke Contributing To Blue-Green Algae Growth In Lake Tahoe

Several kinds of algae are abundant in Lake Tahoe. However, some can be more detrimental to the ecosystem than others.

Mosquito Fire Becomes 2022's Largest CA Blaze

The fast-moving blaze decimated dozens of homes and charred 70 structures in two Golden State counties.

8 CA Bed Bath & Beyond Stores Shuttering As Part Of Mass Closings

The eight California stores are among 56 set for closure by the company, which said it will eventually shutter 150 locations.

CA Giving Away $9.5B Next Month: What To Know

A proposal from six months ago will finally make its way into the wallets of Californians in need. What to know.

California Wage Theft Whack-A-Mole: Workers Win Judgments Against Bosses But Still Don't Get Paid

Five years after workers win wage theft claims, state records show only 1 in 7 were paid their judgments in full.

With Monkeypox, California Colleges Seek To Control Spread Of Two Diseases At Once

California colleges are applying lessons learned from COVID-19 as they attempt to keep monkeypox from spreading on campuses.

A Trusting Relationship Between School And Home Is Essential For Excellent Outcomes

“Return phone calls the day you get them” was Bob's advice to me in 1988, after he hired me to join his law firm's startup practice.

California Lifts Vaccine Mandate For School Staff

Teachers and other school staff who have not been vaccinated against COVID-19 will no longer have to be tested weekly to remain on campus.

A Quick Guide To What You Need To Know To Become A Teacher In California

Gov. Gavin Newsom and California legislators have poured billions of dollars of state money into special grants and programs to recruit.

National Railroad Strike Hits CA: Here Are The Affected Routes

The potential strike could spell trouble for commuters, long-distance travelers and California's already bedeviled supply chain issues.

Bill To Reform California's Probate Conservatorship System Awaits Newsom's Signature

The bill would revise several procedures in California’s conservatorship process.

California Abortion Services Website Goes Live

The new taxpayer-funded website is aimed at helping pregnant residents and out-of-state travelers access abortion services.