Phoenix Mayor Eyes Northern California For Jobs
Phoenix officials are eyeing Northern California as a possible source of new jobs for Arizona's largest city.
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Phoenix officials are eyeing Northern California as a possible source of new jobs for Arizona's largest city.
What happens when a series of massive earthquakes hits a five-story medical facility with an intensive care unit, operating room and elevator?
Defense Secretary Leon Panetta says he regrets the cost to taxpayers of his weekend trips to his California home, which cost about $32,000 for reach round trip.
Students who use social networking sites to harass their classmates could face suspension or expulsion if a bill passed by the state Assembly becomes law.
Some 24,000 California State University employees head to the polls Monday to start a two-weeklong vote on whether to authorize their union to declare a strike.
A major convenience store chain is deploying a new weapon in the fight against underage drinking.
Cathie Wright, a prominent Republican who represented eastern Ventura County in the state Legislature for two decades, has died.
Gov. Jerry Brown warned Friday that the state's budget shortfall may be larger than predicted and called on state lawmakers to "man up" and pass his proposed spending cuts.
The National Weather Service has issued a hazardous weather outlook for the San Francisco Bay area as some wild weather rolls through the area.
The authority overseeing efforts to build a high-speed rail system in California approved its revised business plan on Thursday, sending the ambitious project to an uncertain fate in the Legislature.
Lawmakers want California to join the federal government and 42 other states in ending use of the term "mentally retarded."
California pet lovers are one step closer to getting an extension in their campaign for a specialty license plate.
A wild Los Angeles police chase of a reckless motorist has ended with the shooting death of the suspect on an east San Fernando Valley freeway.
In a case that could affect thousands of California employers and millions of workers, the state Supreme Court will decide whether managers must order workers to take rest and meal breaks at regular intervals throughout the workday.
A San Diego County schoolteacher has lost his battle to display banners referring to God in his classroom.
