NorCal Health System Acquires Group Serving MN, WI

The new combined health system would have 18,000 physicians and 88,000 employees serving over 5 million patients across three states.

Californians Work 16 Extra Days Every Year Just To Pay The Basics, Study Finds

Despite having one of the highest average hourly wages in the country at $40.93, Californians have to work more to cover living expenses.

Record Temps Lead To NorCal's First Ever March Heat Advisory

This heat wave is expected to be blisteringly hot and prolonged, forecasters warned. See when the heat will peak and finally cool down.

$5 to $6 Gas Is No Accident: California Drivers Are Paying for Political Decisions

Years of refinery shutdowns, import dependence, and political decisions left California exposed to global energy shocks.

A “Young Man in a Hurry” to Spend $19 Million Running From His California Record

A $19 million image campaign raises serious questions about priorities.

As Major Crime Falls In Cities, CA Cracks Down On Retail Theft: Newsom

The governor also said crime is down in every major city in the state when comparing 2025 crime rates to 2024.

Music is Her Life

Martha Wash Kicks Off Her Nationwide Tour in Lincoln

Norcal Man Is CA's First Soldier To Die In Iran War

The 54-year-old from Northern California is believed to be the sixth servicemember killed over the weekend in a drone attack in Kuwait.

Democratic Party Fails To Nudge Out Candidates In CA Governor's Race — The Crowded Field Is Set

The deadline to enter the governor's race closed, and eight Democrats are splitting the vote, creating an opening for the two Republicans.

A Second Grader Should Not Have to Ask, “Is He Dead?”

After billions in public spending, California’s homelessness crisis remains visible on the sidewalks outside our schools

The Social Media Trial Is Missing the Real Defendant: Us

The lawsuit against tech ignores the deeper issue of responsibility at home.

Outcome Review Hearing Underscores Need for CPUC Accountability to Enable Community Solar in CA

Witness Testimony Backs Benefits of Legislative Framework While Identifying Need for Enforceable Timelines

“Why Would Anyone Want This Job?”

California’s next governor will inherit deficits, structural pressures, and hard choices that slogans cannot solve.

Based Trading Cards Launches Pre-Orders For Orange Pill In A Pack Series 4: The Simulation

​The Simulation Includes Masterclass Printing Technology, a Gamified 1:420 Golden Key Hunt for a $69,000 BASED Dodge Challenger

CHP Vehicle Hit In Rancho Cordova: Police

"SLOW DOWN, use your headlights, and drive with extra caution as roadways are flooding!​​" authorities warned.

Deputies Shoot Man In South Sacramento: Authorities

The man's gun was found at the scene and he was associated with a vehicle suspected to have been involved in a recent shooting, police said.

New Trade Association will Make Renewed Push for Lowering Energy Bills

Community solar and storage legislation will lower energy bills for all Californians

Jail Inmate Death To Be Investigated: Sacramento County Sheriff's Office

The county coroner’s office will determine the cause of death, authorities said.

Man Stole From Same Store 6 Times In 3 Weeks — Twice In 1 Day: Police

He was eventually arrested after he entered the store, stole items, left, came back, and stole more, according to police.

CA Restaurant Chain Files For Bankruptcy

Established in 1987, the chain offers house-crafted beer alongside Italian fare and pub classics.

5 Super Bowl LX Players With Ties To NorCal

These players were either born, grew up in or attended a university in Northern California.

Jane Fonda’s Climate Agenda Left California Dirtier and More Expensive

Activist-driven energy policy replaced pipelines with trucks, and accountability with higher costs and higher emissions.

Based Trading Cards Brings Radical Transparency to the Collectible Card Industry Amid Market Boom

As transparency concerns rise in trading cards, Based Trading Cards sets a new standard with fully disclosed print runs and clear hit rates

The ‘Dirty Dozen’ Gets It Wrong About California Produce

The headlines sell fear. The facts show California produce is tested, regulated, and among the safest in the world.

Man Assaulted Woman, Stole Her Vehicle In Stockton, Police Say

A 34-year-old man was arrested after allegedly assaulting a woman and stealing her vehicle in Stockton's Lakeview District Saturday.

City Manager Cleared Of Wrongdoing In Fatal Crash: Police

The city manager was being investigated after he struck and killed two pedestrians in Stockton.

The Forgotten Victims in the Immigration Debate

While leaders argue over immigration, families in our communities live under the quiet rule of fear

Scarcity, Not Landlords, Is Driving California’s Rent Crisis

Rent caps feel decisive, but lock California into permanent scarcity, higher costs, and deeper displacement.

Grieving Parents and City Leaders Press Sacramento to Act on Deadly Street Racing

Families demand real consequences and statewide action as illegal street racing continues to claim lives across California

California’s Next Governor Will Inherit a Budget Built on IOUs

Behind California’s “Balanced Budgets” Is a Growing Debt the Next Administration Cannot Ignore

Higher Gas Prices Are a Policy Choice, Not an Accident

State inaction on refinery and pipeline infrastructure is tightening supply, driving up fuel costs, and exposing Californians.

Americans Haven’t Stopped Caring. They’ve Stopped Trusting.

Why fraud, weak oversight, and government mismanagement are eroding donor confidence, not compassion

This Christmas, “Merry Christmas” Came Back

In stores, on sidewalks, and among strangers, a familiar phrase felt welcome again.

NorCal Woman Ran 'Violent' White Supremacist Group From Comfort Of Her Suburban Home: Feds

She used online platforms to "celebrate violence and solicit attacks that took the lives of innocent people," federal prosecutors said.

California Spent $460 Million on a 911 System That Doesn’t Work

Six years, $460 million wasted, and we will pay for the next system.

Health coverage program fills important gap for low-income Californians

Application period for Kaiser Permanente’s Community Health Coverage Program is open

The Newsom Hairdo: Style Over Substance

Too Many Wrong Decisions

Newsom's Prop 50 Victory: A Strategic Masterstroke, But What About Homelessness?

A political victory that reshapes Congress—but leaves California’s homelessness crisis desperately unresolved.

CVS Health offering whooping cough vaccine to California residents

Residents can receive a pertussis vaccine at MinuteClinic and CVS Pharmacy locations across the state

Is Your Siding Fire-Resistant Enough for Today’s Insurance Rules?

Insurance companies are tightening home requirements. Fire-resistant siding can protect your home—and your policy.