Tribal, State And Federal Leaders Praise Largest Dam Removal In U.S. History

The project involves removal of four dams along the Klamath River, which flows from Oregon to Northern California, into the Pacific Ocean.

Narcan Could Be Required In California Gas Stations, Schools Following Rise In Fentanyl Deaths

"California saw over 6,800 opioid-related overdose deaths in 2021, up from more than 5,500 opioid-related overdose deaths reported in 2020."

California's Deficit Of Affordable Housing Units Highest In The Nation

All 50 states in the nation have a deficit of affordable housing units, but no state has a shortage as high as California.

California Attorney General Announces $5.7 Billion Multistate Walgreens Opioid Settlement

The settlement reached with Walgreens aims to resolve the pharmacy chain's role in “fueling the opioid epidemic."

Supreme Court: California's Flavored Tobacco Ban Can Take Effect

The justices rejected the validity of a lawsuit from major tobacco companies challenging the ban.

Nearly One Million Californians Sign Energy Policy Referendum Petition

"Those signatures have been turned in to the county registrar of voter offices throughout the state."

State Analyst Office Recommends Tweaks To California's Adult Education Funding

The California Legislature's Legislative Analyst's Office has some recommendations in a report it released on Tuesday.

Federal Emergency Funds Boost Guaranteed Income Projects Across U.S.

It was a sign of high demand for the $1,000-a-month no-strings-attached stipend from the government.

California Doubling Its EV Charger Stock With Nearly $3 Billion Investment

The California Energy Commission (CEC) approved a $2.9 billion clean transportation investment plan on Wednesday.

Graduation Rate Up, Chronic Absenteeism Spikes In California Public Schools

The California School Dashboard, restarted for the first time since 2019, went live on Thursday this week.

California Businesses Continue To Relocate To Texas

Since Gov. Gavin Newsom took office in 2019, companies have increasingly left California, and every year, more are relocating to Texas.

New Prostitution And Jaywalking Laws Taking Effect In California On January 1

One law deals with sex workers and could result in fewer prostitution arrests. The other will result in fewer penalties for jaywalking.

17 CA Cities Rank Among Happiest Places To Live, Study Shows

Ten California cities were among the Top 10 happiest places to live, while 17 were among the Top 50, according to a study by SmartAsset.

California Firefighters Get Shorter Workweeks — But Not For 2 Years

Facing a mental health crisis, Cal Fire crews sought less of a workload. But they have to wait two years under their new contract.

Teachers Say Much Is Uncertain, As Los Angeles Unified's Extra Learning Days Near

Teachers, families are uncertain about the plan, the report states; Will it really help?

Chronic Absences Rise To Record Levels In California, But So Do Graduation Rates

Rates of chronically absent students nearly tripled statewide since before the pandemic, the report states.

So Long, California: Major SoCal County Votes To Study Secession

This attempt to create a new state — which would be the first since Hawaii in 1959 — is a longshot proposition but pointed gesture.

California Lowers Incentives For Rooftop Solar Panels

The utilities commission reduced the overall payment for selling excess solar power and revamped rates to encourage home storage systems.

Chico State Academic Senate Calls On CSU Trustees To Investigate Handling Of Student Affair, Violent Threats

The report indicates it was a 34-1 vote.

UC Regents Permit UCLA Teams To Move To Big Ten

UCLA will be allowed to move athletic programs from its traditional Pac-12 conference.

12 CA Homes With Fireplaces In Primary Bedroom

Warm up this chilly winter by checking out these homes with fireplaces in the primary bedroom.

California Reparations Task Force Dives Into What Is Owed

The task force must determine who among descendants of enslaved people should be eligible for monetary compensation for harm inflicted.

Chico State President Apologizes For Handling Of Professor's Affair And Alleged Violent Threats

No-confidence votes are expected to be attempted at the scheduled meeting, the report indicates.

Respect For Teachers Means More Than A Pay Raise

A group known as "Transparent California" is being used to collect data relevant to teacher compensation, the report states.

Is California's Drought Over? Water Providers Still Predict Shortages Next Year

Despite December storms, water supplies remain low in many areas. Some managers expect to impose severe restrictions on their customers.

To Attract In-Home Caregivers, CA Offers Paid Training — And Self-Care

A state-funded assistance program helps 650,000 low-income people who are older or disabled age in place, usually at home.

For Better Student Outcomes, Improve The Quality And Stability Of School Districts

The newly launched, online "District Readiness Index" should aid in this process, according to the report.

Chico State Suspends Professor After Campus Objects To Settlement Over His Student Affair

The university president said she would like to "finish the semester without further disruptions," the report states.

Lawsuit Asserts CA Districts Illegally Charge Summer School Fees

The lawsuit was filed by a pro bono law firm, according to the report.

CA Car Thieves Zip Tie, Set Man On Fire: Report

A man who stopped to help what he thought was a stranded woman on the side of the road in Northern California was violently ambushed.

Storm Blowing Through California Dumps Snow In Sierra

Many key roads were closed because of heavy snow, including a stretch of California Highway 89 between Tahoe City and South Lake Tahoe.

7 CA Towns To Visit During The Holiday Season

California is known for more than its 840 miles of coastline and sunny weather. Here are some of the best towns to find Christmas cheer.

Sunset Extraordinaire | Sparkling Field Of Lights: CA In Photos

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

CA 16-Year-Old Found Dead After Disappearing While Working On Project

Dante de la Torre was reported missing Wednesday night after he went to the Gold Run rest stop area for a school project around 12:30 p.m.

California Leaders Say State Ready For 'Challenging Financial Future'

A 2023-2024 budget blueprint unveiled by Assembly Budget Chair Phil Ting outlines a possible framework for state spending in 2023-2024.

California Bill Would Make It Easier For Faith Institutions, Nonprofit Colleges To Build Affordable Housing

Senate Bill 4 would reduce hurdles that make it challenging and expensive for nonprofit colleges and faith institutions to build housing.

12 CA Homes For Retirees To Consider

Whether you're seeking an active 55+ community, an affordable mobile home, or a home big enough for 3 generations, here are available places

How Much Did San Francisco's 'Killer Robots' Cost? Less Than A Public Toilet

San Francisco Board of Supervisors approved new policy allowing police to deploy robots with deadly force in certain emergency situations.

How To Meet The Challenge Of Effectively Teaching Ethnic Studies

Ethnic studies courses are now a graduation requirement, to take full effect by the year 2030, according to the report.

Funding School Libraries Is A Preemptive Move Against Misinformation

It is critical to combat the current information literacy crisis, reports indicate.