Fourth Annual Santa Barbara County Farm Day – September 17

The public will experience a day of free agricultural activities for all ages, farm tours, giveaways and onsite farmer's markets.

CA Officials Warn Of Inaccurate Results From COVID Rapid Tests

An initial negative result from an at-home coronavirus test does not indicate that a person is not infected, health officials said.

Fast Food Workers Rally Outside Of Capitol Pushing Industry Labor Bill

Rally urged lawmakers and Gov. Gavin Newsom to support a bill that will provide fair wages and greater protections for fast food workers.

Brian Dahle Raised More Than Any Other Republican State Senate Candidate Or Officeholder In California

Dahle is the representative for California State Senate District 1 and is running for Governor of California in 2022.

Effort To Oust LA District Attorney In Recall Election Fails To Qualify For Ballot

The failure to qualify for the ballot was due to a lack of valid signatures, election officials announced Monday.

Newsom's Diablo Canyon Plan Includes $1.4 Billion Forgivable Loan To PG&E

Newsom's draft legislation proposed expanding the life of the Diablo Canyon Power Plant in San Luis Obispo County by five to 10 years.

Campaign To Increase Vote Threshold For New Or Increased Taxes In California Submits Signatures For A Place On The 2024 Ballot

Currently, state tax increases require approval by a two-thirds vote in each chamber or a simple majority vote at a statewide election.

5 CA Bills Lawmakers Will Weigh This Month

From an alcohol sales time extension to a council overseeing rights for fast food workers — here are five bills lawmakers will consider.

Back To School: California Republicans Bet Big On Local Board Races

The state GOP is seeking to capitalize on parents’ anger to win local school board races in 2022 and motivate Republican voters.

Monkeypox Resources Are Scarce In California's Central Valley

In the Central Valley, public health officials are waiting for resources and trying to get information to residents seeking help.

Even Sanctuary Cities May Be Done with Illegal Aliens

Not-in-my-backyard attitude develops among Dem extremists

CA Utility Company Sued Over Deadly McKinney Fire

Dubbed the worst CA wildfire of 2022, the McKinney Fire killed four people and destroyed 100+ homes. Homeowners are filing a lawsuit.

CA Company Recalls Drinks Amid Possible Bacterial Contamination

Bottled coffees and 87 other products from Stumptown, Cafe Grumpy, Oatly and more were recalled over botulism poisoning concerns.

$190,000 Payout For Sacramento Antifa-Supporting Teacher To Resign Has Critics Pointing To Union Clout

Information obtained by the Sacramento Bee revealed former Inderkum High School teacher Gabriel Gipe was paid $190,000 to resign from post.

California Bill Offering Tax Exemptions For Manufacturing, R&D, Clears Hurdle

The Senate Appropriations Committee passed the bill on Thursday. Its next destination is the Senate floor.

CA Tax-Funded Program Gives Free Student Meals To All

This year, California became the first state to adopt a universal meal plan, offering two free meals per day to students.

'Monkey Business': California Primate Dials 911 From Zoo

A particularly inquisitive monkey called 911 and hung up on Saturday evening, puzzling local law enforcement in a small California town.

Recall Of Coffee, Milk, Nutritional Drinks Made By Fresno-Based Lyons Magnus Expands Over Possible Botulism Contamination

The recall is due to potential bacterial contamination that could cause botulism poisoning.

Evacuation Orders Downgraded Near Oak Fire In Placer County

Multiple structures were threatened by the fire. Evacuation orders are in effect for Live Oak road and Yankee Jims roads.

Decision Day: Which Bills Did California Lawmakers Kill?

Legislators killed dozens of bills, including some controversial proposals on health care costs, social media regulation and more.

Newsom Unveils Long-Term Strategy To Bolster California Water Supply

Warning that the supply will shrink by 10% due to climate change, Newsom sets targets for recycled water and increased storage.

It's Time To Fix The Two-Tiered Faculty System At California's Community Colleges

Part-time faculty teach courses in California's community colleges; without them, the largest community college system would come to a halt.

What Parents Should Know About Getting Kids Ready For Transitional Kindergarten

Going back to school is always a sticky transition, but this year, there's more to worry about, from teacher shortages to mask rules.

FBI And DHS Warn Of Increased Threats To Law Enforcement And Government Officials After Mar-A-Lago Search

"The FBI and DHS would like to ensure that law enforcement and government personnel are aware of the range of threats," the memo said.

Los Angeles Unified To Enter School Year With Fewer Classroom Vacancies, District Says

Just over 200 classroom teaching positions remain open across LAUSD's nearly 1,000 schools following a summer of ramped-up recruitment.

Sonoma Beach Hike | SoCal Sunsets | Opening Day At Fair: CA In Photos

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

Disastrous Megaflood Coming To California: Experts

Experts are warning that a 1,000-year flash flood could be the most expensive natural disaster the state's history.

Could This COVID Program Help Reduce The California Housing Crisis?

An emergency housing voucher program offers improvements to the decades-old federal solution to the housing affordability crisis.

Newsom Pushes Desalination, Rain Capture, Cutting Red Tape, As California Dries Out

Gov. Gavin Newsom and state water officials unveiled multi-pronged plan to adapt to hotter conditions and bolster the state's water supply.

Lawmakers Unceremoniously Kill Hundreds Of Bills In 'Suspense File' Day

Lawmakers in Assembly and Senate Appropriation Committees unloaded suspense files, advancing hundreds of measures, quietly dooming others.

Newsom Unveils Long-Term Strategy To Bolster California Water Supply

Warning that the supply will shrink by 10% due to climate change, Newsom sets targets for recycled water and increased storage.

Inflation Reduction Act Makes Historic Medicare Changes

It would give the federal government the ability to negotiate prices of some drugs purchased by Medicare beneficiaries, among other changes

5 CA Homes With Over-The-Top Amenities

One home has its own casino and night club. Not your style? Then how about a treetop yoga platform?

California Colleges Now Have Centers To Help Students With Basic Needs Like Food And Housing

As community college students return to their campuses, many will find one new resource to count on: a hub where they can seek support.

University Of California Accepts Record Number Of In-State Students, But Only At Some Campuses

The report indicates this is in keeping with a pledge to prioritize enrollment of California residents.

Basic Needs At The California Community Colleges -- A Quick Guide

Students attending California's 115 on-campus community colleges are now able to get help with basic needs, from a basic needs center.

Decision Day: Which Bills Did California Lawmakers Kill?

On suspense file day, state legislators killed dozens of bills, including some controversial proposals on health care costs and much more.

California Can Improve Access To Abortion By Easing Rules On Physician Oversight

COMMENTARY: The state’s shortage of doctors is creating a barrier to abortion access.

California's Unemployment Debt Likely To Increase Costs On Businesses For Years

The state currently has an outstanding balance of $17.4 billion that it owes back to the federal government in UI debt.

California City Under Scrutiny From State Officials For Lackluster Housing Approval Process

Department of Housing and Community Development announced it would target San Francisco in first-ever “housing policy and practice review."