114 CA Graduate Schools Make U.S. News 2023-24 Rankings

California universities placed high in several grad school categories in this year's U.S. News rankings.

Judge To Weigh Limits For Aerial Fire Retardant In Wildfires

A lawsuit could reshape the way blazes are fought as this year’s fire season inches closer.

Chico State Professor And His Estranged Wife Each Testify, As University Pushes For Restraining Order

Friday's court session included some dramatic testimony, the report states.

It's Time To Stop Stalling Action On The State Math Framework

A lot can happen in ten years. Ten years ago, we were still on the iPhone 6, and “global pandemic” was a phrase we saw in history books.

With May 1 Enrollment Deadline Approaching, An Insider's View Of UC Admissions

For graduating high school seniors planning to attend college next fall, decision day is almost here.

Bed Bath & Beyond Files For Bankruptcy: CA Closing Sales To Begin

Bed Bath & Beyond will shutter 41 stores throughout the Golden State, with closing sales starting this week.

Lawmakers Plan To Focus On California Fentanyl Crisis

The plan follows a showdown over dueling measures to address the scourge that took 5,722 lives in California in 2021 including 224 youths.

California Researchers Attempt Ocean Climate Solution

UCLA scientists built a floating laboratory t0 remove carbon dioxide from seawater and produce hydrogen a green energy fuel.

California To Meet 100% Of Water Requests Thanks To Storms

The last time the state agency fully met water requests was in 2006.

CA Norovirus Outbreaks Spike: What To Know About The Statewide Spread

Cases of norovirus are elevated in California, with 59 confirmed outbreaks since the start of the surveillance year, the CDPH said.

Great Blue Heron | Wildflower Superbloom | $12K Donation: CA In Photos

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

Abortion Pill Available For Now In CA, Supreme Court Rules

The ruling means the abortion pill mifepristone will continue to be available until the court further rules on the matter.

Battle Over Transgender Student Privacy Isn't Over, Bill's Author Says

A bill requiring schools to inform parents if their children may be transgender might be stalled in Sacramento, but the debate remains.

California Governor Adds Four More Counties To Emergency Declaration

Newsom added Contra Costa, Riverside, San Diego, and Yolo Counties to the list, joining 47 counties where he declared a state of emergency.

California Awards $5 Million In Desalination Project Grants

The grants will go to projects in Mendocino, Fresno, and Los Angeles counties.

California Attorney General Urges Recall Of Theft-Prone Hyundai, Kia Vehicles

The attorneys general say the company has failed to take steps to combat the large number of their vehicles being stolen.

California One Of The Least Efficient Highway Spenders In America, Report Says

In its 27th annual highway report, the Reason Foundation ranked California 47th out of the 50 states.

California Surpasses 1.5 Million Zero-Emissions Vehicle Sales Goal

California reached the mark two years faster than expected.

$3M: 11 CA Homes With Lavish Perks

Waterfront or ocean view? Mid-Century Modern or Modern Marvel? Would you care for an infinity pool, lap pool or natural waterfall?

LA Charter School Funding Disparity Remains Under Formula Aimed At Curbing It

"In 2019-20 public charter schools received 27% less per student funding than traditional public schools in LA Unified School District."

Berkeley Cannot Ban Natural Gas Hookups, Appeals Court Rules

A California city tried to ban natural gas hookups, but a federal court said they cannot.

California Spends $1.3 Billion From Cap-And-Trade On Climate Action Projects

Projects in communities with households facing greater economic and environmental challenges, consumed 74% of the budget.

Governor Newsom Touts California's Recent Actions Regarding Abortion

"Here are the actions that California has taken when in it comes to abortion," according to a press release from Newsom's office.

National Wave Of Anti-CRT Measures Trickles Into California Schools

It is a national conservative movement, pushed by Republicans, to limit the teaching of race and racism.

Senate Education Committee Supports Bill Setting Deadline For Release Of Statewide Test Results

A Republican state senator and Gov. Newsom are proposing to push up the annual deadline for releasing California's standardized test scores.

CA Legislature Weeds Through Key Bills

Lawmakers are busy with hearings this week as a key legislative deadline looms next month. Here are a few bills to know.

Key California Legislator Proposes Raising Teacher Pay By 50 Percent Over Seven Years, Paid For By State Funding

Al Muratsuchi, chairman of the Assembly Education Committee, is seeking to raise pay statewide for teachers and other school workers.

California Needs To Do Much More To Support Its Advanced Learners

When my son entered kindergarten at our local public school last fall, I never expected I'd have to become an ambassador and advocate.

California Attorney General Charges Ring Of Alleged Thieves Targeting Home Depot

Bonta announced this along with the California Highway Patrol and other partnering agencies.

Rob Bonta Announces 17 Felony Arrests In Connection To Two Mass Shootings

The groups committed many crimes, including five attempted murders, in Sutter, Sacramento, San Joaquin, Solano, Yolo, and Merced counties.

California State University Undergraduate Assistants Push To Unionize

Student assistants from 23 California State University campuses announced on Monday their intention to unionize.

Don't Wait For The State; Districts Can Make Reading A Priority

Reading policies are sweeping statehouses across the U.S., fueled by a report of dramatically improved fourth grade reading.

California Districts See More Chronic Absenteeism Than Before Pandemic

California students are back in school, but many are still slow to return from the pandemic, forcing districts to try special strategies.

Disparities In 'Unexcused' Absences Deepen Education Inequities

Imagine this scenario: Two students are sick. Both miss five days of school. One student has a family physician.

Who's On The Team: A Guide To The Latest Federal Actions About Transgender Athletes

Rights and protections for transgender students are constantly evolving, as the culture wars play out.

Newsom Welcomes Decision To Follow California's Lead On Medi-Cal For DACA Kids

Just two days ago, the Biden administration followed California’s lead on transitioning to zero-emissions vehicles through policymaking.

California's Farmers Reeling As Flooding Wreaks Havoc On Dairy Industry

After weeks of rain, the long-dry Tulare Lake is rising from the San Joaquin Valley floor, endangering farms, towns, livelihoods.

David’s Bridal Files For Bankruptcy: What Does It Mean For CA Brides?

The bankruptcy filing comes days after the wedding dress retailer announced it was laying off about 9,000 workers.

Sun Halo Over Chico | View From Plateau | April Flowers: CA In Photos

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

CA 2023 Wildfire Forecast: Slow Start, But Late Season Dangers Ahead

Accuweather warns that California's record-breaking winter may have a "counter-intuitive effect" on its wildfire season. Here's why.