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California newspaper companies would have one year to figure out how they'll comply with a pending state law requiring them to treat newspaper delivery people like employees rather than contractors, a move they say will drive up costs and hasten the decline of printed papers.
The California Supreme Court refused Wednesday to block death penalty cases from proceeding during Gov. Gavin Newsom's moratorium on executions.
A man is under arrest after an early morning chase that reached speeds of more than 115 mph in Placer County on Wednesday.
California lawmakers are joining the battle to regulate electronic cigarettes, but the California Department of Public Health is against the proposal, saying it "may serve more as marketing for e-cigarettes."
The 56-15 Assembly vote marked a victory for labor unions and a defeat for tech companies that vehemently oppose the proposal.
A man is under arrest in connection to a string of burglaries in Manteca recently.
An Alabama high school has taken the extraordinary step of removing the stall doors in some of the boys restrooms to keep kids from vaping in the bathrooms.
A federal judge in San Francisco has ordered StarKist Co. to pay a $100 million fine in a canned tuna price-fixing conspiracy involving three companies.
Firefighters are battling a growing fire off Interstate 5 in rural Stanislaus County.
Dating is a normal part of adolescence -- and a formative one at that. Decades of research have suggested a link between romantic relationships and identity development as teenagers mature into young adults.
A growing number of retailers are asking their civilian customers to refrain from openly carrying guns in their stores.
The Trump administration is trying to ban all non-tobacco flavored vaping products from the market, President Trump declared during an Oval Office meeting on e-cigarettes.
A proposal to require all public and charter school teachers statewide to attend LGBTQ training every other year underwent a major overhaul in the Senate and now would no longer be a requirement.
San Francisco's iconic cable cars will stop running for 10 days starting Friday while they undergo repairs.
One of several businesses hit hard by severe weather in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, is a sharing a sign of hope discovered in the trail of damage left behind.
