California Bill Would Insure People In U.S. Illegally
Immigrants living in the country illegally would be able to buy health insurance through the state of California under a proposed bill.
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Immigrants living in the country illegally would be able to buy health insurance through the state of California under a proposed bill.
Political and environmental pressures intersect in water crisis.
Seniors Pablo Ocegueda and Edith Rodriguez were taking part in a Spirit Week contest in February of last year at South El Monte High School when the rope tore off some of their fingers.
A California appeals court is granting a stay of a lower court's decisions against the state's high-speed rail project, agreeing to quickly review the rulings.
They argue California's high-speed trains might not be able to travel as fast as voters were promised when they approved financing for the project.
Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom, once a strong supporter of California's high-speed rail project, says he has changed his mind and no longer backs it.
President Barack Obama is expected to announce millions in aid for California drought relief during an appearance in Fresno on Friday.
Police say Sandra Gonzalez was not licensed to perform "vampire face-lifts," where a substance derived from the patient's blood is injected.
Public health officials confirmed that the student in his 20s was not vaccinated, and was likely infected with measles during a recent trip abroad.
Lynsie Williams, of Redlands, received disability payments from Hawaii for her father, even though he died in 1990.
El Dorado County Animal Services found 34 dead blackbirds when officers were called to an area in the Tahoe Keys on Jan. 28.
California would become the first state to require warning labels on sodas and other sugary drinks under a proposal in the state Legislature.
The Amber Alert was issued because witnesses thought a man pulled a knife on an elderly man and a teenager who actually was a woman.
The City Council voted unanimously Wednesday to begin the process of granting bees like McFarland's legal status and also supported a motion to relocate wild hives when possible instead of destroying them.
Wilbur Lee Jennings was linked by DNA evidence to the 17-year-old Sacramento woman, whose body was found near a water-filled roadside ditch.
