State Government Cuts Water Use
California offices to reduce water use by 20 percent to help alleviate drought.
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California offices to reduce water use by 20 percent to help alleviate drought.
Riverside County officials said Friday they haven't granted permission for the Pamplona-style event to be held in June at an equestrian center near the city of Temecula.
The bill, if passed, would require mobile devices sold in or shipped to California to have the anti-theft devices starting next year.
Despite legal setbacks, the agency is leaving unchanged its timeline to begin construction later this year.
It now goes to the Senate, where it is considered unlikely to pass. The White House opposes the bill but has not issued a veto threat.
The company declined to comment on the new Google Doodle that appeared on its home pages worldwide, saying it wanted the illustration to speak for itself.
Video from KFMB-TV showed a fireman being cuffed after he refused a CHP officer's order to immediately move a fire engine that was blocking traffic.
Federal prosecutors say they separately recruited students to sign up for community college classes and apply for financial aid.
Proceeds will fund grants for California's 1,400 museums, science centers, zoos, aquariums and children's museums
In the lawsuit filed Thursday in federal court, the ACLU claims adding the religious symbol violates the constitutional guarantee of the separation of church and state.
Police in Santa Cruz say a man committed suicide by crashing his car into a theater and then stabbing himself in the neck and torso with pieces of the glass debris.
California's power grid operator has asked for voluntary conservation of power because the extreme cold in much of the United States and Canada has caused a shortage of natural gas supplies to Southern California power plants.
A California company and a retailer are denying responsibility for injuries suffered by a Michigan furniture executive who hurt his back when a chair collapsed.
He urged California's largest public pension fund to act quickly to address rising costs saying failure to do so would widen the fund's liabilities by billions of dollars.
The $976,000 reported Wednesday includes contributions from former Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and his wife, Kashkari's parents and several bankers at Goldman Sachs, Kashkari's former employer.
