Analysts Cast Doubts On Highway Patrol Aircraft Need
Legislative staffers suggest the Highway Patrol doesn't have much use for the aircraft it already has.
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Legislative staffers suggest the Highway Patrol doesn't have much use for the aircraft it already has.
Their legislative package would prohibit legislators and their employees from accepting most entertainment-related gifts, such as tickets to sporting events and concerts.
"Forty-sixth in education, 46th in jobs. No. 1 in poverty. Jerry Brown's legacy is the destruction of the middle class of California."
Alabama and at least four other states are looking to prevent California from requiring that only eggs from chickens housed in large, roomy cages be sold in California.
Republican gubernatorial candidate Neel Kashkari is blaming Gov. Jerry Brown for what he sees as California's decline over the last three decades.
Stung by criminal charges against two colleagues, the leader of the state Senate and other Democratic lawmakers on Thursday proposed tightening rules on lawmakers and lobbyists.
Two men who beat a San Francisco Giants fan outside Dodger Stadium, leaving him severely brain-damaged, have now been charged with federal crimes.
Southern California authorities have ended the search for a mountain lion that killed a dog and repeatedly approached police officers.
The Google barge slipped out of the Bay Area under the cover of night Thursday, making its way to its new home in Stockton.
Sen. Marty Block called Donnelly's Twitter message a day earlier an "odious trivialization of Adolph Hitler's brutalities."
Sen. Rod Wright took a leave of absence last week after his conviction for lying about his Los Angeles County legal residence.
U.S. District Judge Ron Whyte said that Sunnyvale's ban on high-capacity magazines doesn't violate Second Amendment rights to own guns for self-defense.
Former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says Russian President Vladimir Putin is a tough guy with a thin skin who is squandering his country's potential.
A California Yellow Pages company filed a lawsuit against AT&T on Wednesday in a dispute over phone book advertising.
Sen. Ted Gaines claiming the agency's board violated the law a second time when it voted last November not to extend those policies after President Barack Obama made that option available.
