Two People Arrested Five Different Times Over 15 Months During LA's Zero-Bail Policy

That's part of a report by the LA Police Department that stated 649 people were re-arrested after being released from jail on no bail.

California Lawmakers Oppose Online Sports Betting Initiative

Democratic and Republican legislative leaders have announced opposition to the measure allowing online wagering in California.

What's New This School Year? Changing COVID Protocols, Universal TK, Later Start Times And More

Earlier start times for middle and high school students, expansion of transitional kindergarten, more after-school programs -- there's more!

Supervised Drug Injection Sites Could Soon Pop Up In California. How Will They Work?

A handful of California cities and counties would operate supervised injection sites if Gov. Gavin Newsom signs the legislation.

Newsom Nominates A Latina To Be California Supreme Court Chief Justice, A First

Gov. Gavin Newsom has nominated sitting Supreme Court justice Patricia Guerrero to be the high court’s chief justice.

CA Inflation Eases With Falling Gas Prices, But Other Costs Rise

Although gas prices have fallen in the Golden State, the inflated prices of pantry staples were still plaguing Californians over the summer.

California Leaders Meet On Monkeypox Outbreak, Blast Federal Preparedness

As cases rose in California, Gov. Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency last week and the selected committee formed in response.

Newsom To Legislature: Act Fast To Enact New Climate Change Targets

Newsom’s priorities — for the last three weeks of the session — include ramping up targets for greenhouse gas reductions and more.

CA Needs To Kick-Start Funding For Electric Truck And Bus Fleet Programs

Putting more electric trucks and buses on California roads will improve air quality and grow local jobs.

Search Intensifies For Missing 16-Year-Old Considered 'Highly At Risk'

“If you think you have information and you don’t know if it’s relevant, we want it,” police said as the search for Kiely Rodni continues.

Record Inflation Could Mean Steep Rent Hikes For California Tenants This Month

As of Monday, landlords can hike the rent on certain apartment units by up to 10% under Assembly Bill 1482.

Bonta Announces Federal Halt To Oil And Gas Drilling In Central California

U.S. Bureau of Land Management needs to conduct a more thorough review of the impact of drilling in the region under a settlement agreement.

New Ad Launches In California Mocking Newsom's Attack On Florida

In Newsom's first reelection campaign ad in California, he targeted Floridians, saying, “Freedom is under attack in your state.”

Newsom Declares State Of Emergency In Response To Monkeypox

The emergency declaration enables Emergency Medical Services personnel to administer the monkeypox vaccine.

Bill Authorizing Safe Injection Sites Heads To Newsom

California could soon allow sanctioned drug consumption sites in certain cities under a proposal headed for Gov. Gavin Newsom’s desk.

Lawmakers Push Back On Ballot Initiative Challenging Flavored Tobacco Ban

California voters will be tasked with either upholding or repealing California's ban on certain flavored tobacco products.

Newsom Backs Bill Expanding California Film And TV Tax Credit

If passed, it would expand film and TV tax credit an additional five years, providing $330 million per year in tax credits for filmmakers.

California Propositions 26 And 27 Become The Most Expensive Ballot Measures Since 1999

Committees supporting and opposing the Propositions, which would enact in-person and mobile sports betting, have raised over $224.3 million.

Op-Ed: Don't Take California's Independent Contractor Crackdown National

These independent truckers face a choice: become trucking company employees, leave California, or quit driving altogether.

Report: California UI Program's Problems 'Caused Hardship For Unemployed Workers'

California's unemployment insurance program, which provides temporary wages for unemployed workers, difficult to access due.

California Senators Praise Passage Of Inflation Reduction Act

Bill includes $740 billion in new spending to curb impacts of climate change and allow the government to control the price of prescriptions.

Later Start Times Present New Challenges For School Leaders

School bells across the state ring at a different time than usual this year for middle and high school students, due to a new law.

University Of California Faces Calls To Reduce Barriers For Transfer Students

It is to fix what critics say is a confusing and discouraging system; the Univ. of California remains under pressure to create the program.

California Needs To Come Together On Homelessness

It is time for government at all levels to step up and create a statewide system to address homelessness.

Bounty Hunting: Foes Of Guns And Abortion Resurrect An Old Idea

Texas put a bounty on abortion providers and California did the same for illegal gun sales. But bounties have a long and troubled history.

4.4 Quake Strikes Near California-Nevada Border; Reportedly Felt In Parts Of Bay Area

According to the U.S. Geological Survey, the earthquake struck at 1:44 p.m. and was centered near the town of Walker in Mono County.

After 80 Years, Endangered Chinook Salmon Eggs Return To McCloud River And Winnemem Wintu Tribe

The eggs will be among the first salmon to reach these waters since Shasta Dam was built more than 80 years ago.

In San Francisco, Some Cops And Firefighters Make Nearly Half A Million A Year

In 2021, a firefighter made $257,072 overtime and gross pay of $413,844, a deputy sheriff made $296,652 overtime and gross pay of $451,269.

Missing 16-Year-Old May Have Been Abducted, Sheriff's Office Says

“Kiely, we love you, and if you see this, please just come home," her mother said. "I want nothing more than to hug you.”

Hope, Frustration, Hard Lessons -- Youth Try To Lower Voting Age For School Board

Three years ago, Melissa Rodriguez and dozens of her peers in Oakland Unified had a bold idea, being unhappy with the civics education.

California Lawmakers Advance Bill To Protect Immigration Status In Court

Assembly lawmakers voted unanimously to pass Senate Bill 836, which expands upon provisions in an existing law, SB 785, signed in 2018.

$15.1 Million Spent With USPS From California Campaign Accounts

The money was spent on services from the United States Postal Service (USPS) in the 2022 election cycle so far.

Buck Supermoon | Dawn On Mount Laguna | Napa Porchfest: CA In Photos

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

Lawmakers Shouldn’t Shut Down Ways To Help Californians Get Legal Help

Innovations that have emerged from reforms in Utah and Arizona offer new, affordable ways to access legal help.

‘Children Are Not Little Adults' And Need Special Protection During Heat Waves

After more than a week of record-breaking temperatures across California, public health experts are cautioning that children are vulnerable.

In California, Abortion Could Become A Constitutional Right. So Could Birth Control.

Californians will decide in November whether to lock the right to abortion into the state constitution.

Many Millennials Moving To 2 CA Metro Areas: Study

A new study shows how young adults migrated. Two California metro areas are among the top destinations for millennials.

16 CA Homes With Sweeping Views

If you are ready for a change, how about seizing an epic view?

24 Hurt In Greyhound Bus Crash In Central Valley

Authorities were investigating the cause of the crash on Highway 99. Beal said the bus driver tested negative for drunk driving.

Victims Of Tamarack Fire In Sierra Seek $85M For Damages

The filing by attorney William Jeanney of Reno on behalf of 27 claimants is the first step before filing a lawsuit.