Ground Beef Sold In CA Recalled Over E. Coli Risk

Nearly 121,000 pounds of ground beef produced between Feb. 1 and April 8 are being recalled, the Food Safety and Inspection Service said.

Ranked Choice Voting Would End Recall Election Clown Shows

The Legislature will take up AB 2161, which would reform the way we vote for candidates in a gubernatorial recall election.

Elon Musk's Twitter Buy Puts California On Edge

In California, it all comes back to housing — even the blockbuster news that Twitter accepted Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s $44 billion offer.

These CA High Schools Are Among 2022’s Best: U.S. News

The annual ranking released by U.S. News and World Report evaluates schools based on graduation rates, academic performance and more.

5 Bears Found Hibernating Under CA Family's Home

A family heard snoring beneath their home for a while before they discovered a mother bear and her cubs had taken up residency there.

Cash For Farmworkers? California Lawmaker Says New $20 Million Idea Will Help Amid Drought

A proposed bill would pay farmworkers who lost work due to dry or low-water conditions $1,000 a month for three years.

Is Health-Minded, Environmentally Friendly Amy's Kitchen Harmful To Its Own Workers?

The organic and vegetarian meal maker is facing a litany of complaints from employees over workplace abuses.

Fixing The Crisis In California's Nursing Homes

California tries to address dangerous work conditions, low pay and staff turnover in its care facilities.

Can California Republicans Win Statewide Again?

Not many were fooling themselves at the California Republican Party convention: The state GOP is in dire straits.

A Do-Or-Die Election For California GOP

The Republican Party convention showed both its opportunities and challenges for the 2022 California election.

CA Man Arrested Amid Threats Made To Webster's Dictionary Over Gender

An OC man was arrested after officials said he made violent threats to the company for the definitions of "girl," "woman" and "female."

Woman Survives Off Yogurt For 6 Days In CA Snow: Report

A woman managed to survive for six days in the wilderness by rationing a six pack of yogurt.

Vibrant Mural | Golden Poppies | Iconic Smokestack: CA In Photos

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

Extreme Wealth Tax, Vaccinations Without Parents: 5 CA Bills To Know

We've assembled five diverse bills currently under consideration in Sacramento dealing with everything from vaccinations to insurrections.

Debt-Free College: California Is On The Verge Of Spending $632 Million To Help 360,000 Students Lessen Their College Debt

California is on track to remove any reason for its public university students to take out student loans.

Can A Conservative Break Through For California Attorney General?

The last time California voters elected a Republican to statewide office, Gavin Newsom was the youthful mayor of San Francisco.

CA Sameday Customers Could Be Eligible For Refunds For COVID Tests

Swaths of Californians could be eligible for money back on COVID-19 tests after the company was accused of distributing fraudulent results.

CA Woman Rescued After Falling 'Head First' Into Outhouse Toilet

Fire crews came to the aid of a Golden State woman who fell into a vault toilet in Washington after attempting to fish her phone out of it.

Amy's Kitchen Employees Get Free Legal Help In Fight Against Teamsters Local 665

The National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation (NRWLDF) has taken on their case after being contacted by multiple employees.

California Terminates Contract With COVID-19 Testing Lab

California is quietly ending its contract with the Valencia Branch Laboratory, a $25 million COVID-19 testing lab.

13 Cheap CA Housing Choices For Flexible Buyers

A condo in Beverly Hills, a mobile home in Los Angeles, a cottage in Napa, and even a floating home in Alameda — creative fixes for housing.

How California Created The Nation’s Easiest Abortion Access — And Why It’s Poised To Go Further

If federal abortion protections are eliminated or severely weakened, a cascade of absolute bans will follow in more than a dozen states.

Yet Another Setback For PG&E Wildfire Victims

Plus, the latest on COVID workplace rules in California.

California Lawmakers Target Firearm Marketing, Ghost Guns

Assembly Bill 1594 would use federal law exception to allow legal action against "irresponsible and negligent" firearm sellers or marketers.

Permanent Daylight Saving Time In California Is One Step Closer

A bill that would make daylight saving time the year-round standard in California has cleared its first hurdle in the Legislature.

A Watershed For 47,000 SoCal Grocery Workers: The Biggest Raise In Decades

After teetering for weeks at the edge of a strike, Kroger and Albertsons employees approve a new union contract.

FAA Finds YouTuber Trevor Jacob Purposely Crashed Plane In CA: Report

In December, YouTuber Trevor Jacob recorded himself parachuting out of his plane over the Los Padres National Forest. The craft crashed.

COVID Testing Lab: CA Dismantles A New Piece Of Its Pandemic Response

Piece by piece, Gov. Gavin Newsom’s administration and state lawmakers are pulling down pillars of California’s emergency COVID response.

Can A Conservative Break Through For California Attorney General?

Eric Early, Nathan Hochman and Anne Marie Schubert say that voters’ concern over public safety will help them unseat incumbent Rob Bonta.

Mary Maranville Named A Santa Barbara CFW Service Award Honoree

Mary Maranville, SEEAG CEO, was named one of the Santa Barbara County Commission For Women service award honorees.

California Bill Would Allow Affordable Housing In Office, Retail, Parking Areas

To build on these properties, developers are required to meet certain pay and training standards, including paying a “prevailing wage."

California Bill Would Require Greater Online Protections For Minors

Guidelines to "consider the best interests of children likely to access the service when designing, developing and providing that service."

Thousands Of West Coast Verizon Users Report Service Outages

At the outage peak, nearly 24,000 Verizon users across the country reported service issues Wednesday afternoon.

CA Drops Mask Transit Requirement After Federal Mandate Struck Down

California will no longer require masks on public transit and at transit hubs, the California Department of Public Health director said.

California Oil And Gas Industry Leans On Political Heavyweights To Drill Wells

New well count rises as governor appoints oil lobbyist to top role.

The Jackie Robinson We Didn't Get To Know

More than a ground-breaking Dodger star, Jackie Robinson had a radical side, too.

CA Stillbirths And The Law: Bill Would End Coroner Investigations Of Lost Pregnancies

A Democratic bill would no longer treat stillbirths as “unattended deaths,” investigated by coroners.

Debt-Free College: California's On The Verge Of Spending Over A Half-Billion Dollars To Help 360,000 Students

California is on track to remove any reason for its public university students to take out student loans.

California Lawmakers Consider Bill To Send One-Time Child Tax Credit Payments

Assembly Bill 2589 would provide one-time $2,000 California Child Tax Credit per child 17 and younger to families that earn $30,000 or less.

Poll: Most California Voters Say They Pay Too Much State, Federal Taxes

The report asked voters to consider their financial well-being this year compared to previous years and share their opinions on tax rates.