California Senate Panel Backs Waiving Fees For Uber, Lyft Drivers
In an unusual move, the bill was approved without support from a majority of Democrats on the committee.
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In an unusual move, the bill was approved without support from a majority of Democrats on the committee.
The group that owns the land for Sacramento's Verity Baptist Church now says they want to cancel the church's lease and is asking the congregation to consider moving out.
Researchers say it could take four years for California to recover from historic drought, even if the next several winters bring above-normal snowfall to the Sierra Nevada.
Authorities are investigating a shooting in a small Placer County town.
California lawmakers are trying to fix a flawed voter-approved initiative that required registered sex offenders to disclose their email addresses and other electronic information to authorities.
A Stockton police patrol car was targeted by vandals, authorities say.
A face representing "rolling on the floor laughing" and a hand taking a selfie are among 72 new emojis that will soon make their way to your smartphone.
A federal judge is allowing the bulk of a lawsuit accusing Starbucks of systematically under-filling lattes to move forward.
A utility company and environmental groups have reached an agreement that will close California's last nuclear power plant, ending the state's nuclear power era.
One person has been transported to the hospital after a car crashed into a building Tuesday morning.
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Paramedics sent him the first-responder fee of nearly $150 after he says they only checked his pulse and gave him a bottle of water.
A fire started before 4 p.m. near Cal Expo, while two others starting shortly after near Woodland and Dunnigan in Yolo County.
He was riding with a group of friends in Graeagle when he darted out in front of the pack, only to get a smackdown he won't soon forget.
The Department of Fish and Wildlife has officers patrolling day and night looking for poachers and making sure some don't confuse fishing for poaching.
