President Biden To Visit Southern California This Week

The president is expected to speak on infrastructure investments and affordability.

Newsom Vetoes Unemployment Insurance For Undocumented Immigrants

Newsom cited the price of the program as the reason for his veto.

WWII 'Ghost Boat' Mysteriously Appears In CA Lake

A boat that was used to move troops during the Second World War emerged from a drought stricken California lake.

Recent Cyberattacks Highlight The Vulnerability Of California Schools

Many school districts have limited or no dedicated cybersecurity teams. With no statewide standards, districts make their own decisions.

For Undocumented Students, Job Opportunities Are Scarce. This CA Program Could Help.

CA's estimated 75K undocumented students don’t qualify for federal work-study or most jobs, and often struggle to make ends meet.

Prop 30: CA’s Clean Cars And Clean Air Act Explained

Prop 30 would impose a tax on multi-millionaires to help fund zero-emission vehicle infrastructure and to combat wildfires.

Prop 29: CA’s Dialysis Clinic Requirements Initiative Explained

Golden State voters are being asked to vote on Dialysis Clinic regulations for the third time in four years.

Full Circle: Woman Rescued As A Little Girl Becomes Deputy Sheriff

Suffering from neglect at the hands of her mother, the little girl from California was placed in protective care in 2000.

College Corps, With California's First State-Run Tutoring Initiative, Is Off And Running

California formally launched its first tutoring initiative for K-12 students Friday, when Gov. Gavin Newsom administered this pledge.

Too Many California Schools Fail To Provide Mandated Arts Education; Let's Fix That

California law mandates standards-based instruction from kindergarten through high school in dance, music, theater and visual art.

College Not Always The Answer To Teaching Students How To Live Meaningful Lives

As a college professor and San Francisco public school educator of 17 years, I have spent years devoted to making schools “better.”

Coalition Says 'Science Of Reading-Aligned' Core Curricula Barely Used In California

The lack of use among Calif., districts occurs at a time of rising interest nationwide in phonics-focused reading instruction.

Los Angeles City Council President Resigns After Audio Leak Of Racist Remarks

“I take responsibility for what I said and there are no excuses for those comments. I'm so sorry,” Martinez said in a statement Monday.

Voting Early In CA: 5 Things To Know

Every registered voter in CA is expected to receive a vote-by-mail ballot this week and voters are urged to cast early. What to know.

5 Revelations About Slain California Family Members

The killings of the 4 Merced County family members is an "American dream gone wrong," Jaspreet Kaur, one of the victims' wife, wrote.

CA Law That Would Raise Bacon Prices Heads To Supreme Court

The question for the high court is whether California has impermissibly burdened the pork market and improperly regulated the industry.

Community Health Workers Hit The Streets To Battle The Surge In Congenital Syphilis

Once considered an infection nearly eradicated, congenital syphilis rates have risen dramatically in California.

What Would Shirley Weber Do Next As California Secretary Of State?

Secretary of State Shirley Weber talks about changing CA's recalls for governor, increasing voter participation and more.

SEEAG Looking For Santa Barbara Farms To Host Its Farm Ag Program

Students for Eco-Education and Agriculture (SEEAG) is looking for farms in Santa Barbara County to host its Farm Lab field trip program.

New Lawsuit Challenges California Law Punishing Doctors That Spread COVID-19 Misinformation

The bill defines misinformation as “false information that is contradicted by contemporary scientific consensus.”

Newsom To Face Opponent In Gubernatorial Debate At The End Of The Month

The debate, hosted by KQED on Sunday, October 23, will be the first one for Newsom and Dahle, a Republican state senator from Bieber.

Newsom Calls Special Session In December To Weigh Windfall Tax On Oil Companies

According to Newsom, it's a move that he says will address “greed,” but admitting it could face legal scrutiny.

What You Need To Know About Voter Fraud In California

There are a number of checks and balances to ensure no one can game the system, state officials say.

Congenital Syphilis Rates Soar Across California As Public Health Funding Dwindles

The number of congenital syphilis cases has ballooned to rates not seen in two decades.

Rumors Of Presidential Run Swirl As Newsom Seeks Re-election

The governor may have agreed to debate GOP opponent Sen. Dahle, but his recent moves point toward ambitions that lie outside state lines.

Best Foodie Cities In California In 2022

WalletHub released its 2022 Best Food Cities in America List. Do you agree with the rankings?

7 CA Counties Remapped For Tsunami Hazards

Maps were revised to help residents in seven Golden State counties determine whether they are in areas at risk.

Legislature Must Remake Water Laws For A Drier California

The principles under which California water rights were assigned during the 20th century simply don’t hold up in the 21st century.

Newsom Calls Special Session On Gas Rebate

The move marks the latest escalation in a feud over soaring gasoline prices that Newsom calls greedy and manipulative.

Lost CA Cat Found 9 Years Later, In Idaho: Report

Her heartbroken owner was certain she would never see her cat, Harriet, again. Then, the cat turned up in another state.

West Coast Governors, British Columbia Premier Ink Climate Agreement

West Coast leaders struck a new climate deal Thursday, pledging to accelerate the transition to a clean energy economy.

‘I'm Already Stressing Out': Families To Face Bigger Bills For Subsidized Child Care As CA Ends Waivers

The waiver will end in June 2023. A bill to extend it was vetoed because of lower projected revenues next year.

Addiction Experts Fear The Fallout If CA Legalizes Sports Betting

The Nat'l Problem Gambling Helpline Network reported a 45% increase in year-over-year inquiries in 2021, when 11 states went live.

Why EdSource Pushed For The Release Of California Test Scores

As a parent, I've never put too much stock in standardized tests. My children are more than the sum of how they perform on a test.

How California's Newest Community College Is Shaping Its Identity

On a recent morning after the late-summer heat wave had passed, about half-a-dozen students were hanging out at picnic tables.

New Arrest Made In Kidnapping Of California Family

Alberto Salgado is the brother of Jesus Manuel Salgado, 48, who is accused of kidnapping and killing the Mercer family.

CA Withdraws Plans To Limit Internet And Cell Phone Discount For Low-Income Californians

Assembly members and disgruntled Californians urged the California Public Utilities Commission to keep low-income subsidies as is.

Gimme Shelter: How California's New Parking Law Could Lower Housing Costs

A single structured parking spot added nearly $36,000 to the cost of each housing unit funded by state tax credits over the past decade.

Sheriff: Killing Of Kidnapped CA Family 'Pure Evil'

"There's some things you'll take to the grave. This to me was pure evil," said Merced County Sheriff Vern Warnke who investigated case.

$1.5M CA Homes: Temecula Vineyard Estate; U.C. Berkeley Rental; More

Take a look at what $1.5 million buys in 26 California communities. From vineyards and rental property to gorgeous homes or fixers.