California Bishops Asking Judge To Throw Out 2019 Clergy Sex Abuse Law
Most California Roman Catholic bishops are asking a judge to throw out a 2019 law that allowed accusers of clergy sexual abuse to sue even if they were molested decades ago.
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Most California Roman Catholic bishops are asking a judge to throw out a 2019 law that allowed accusers of clergy sexual abuse to sue even if they were molested decades ago.
An injured California inmate firefighter has been released from federal immigration detention and is home with his parents and sister for the first time since his arrest more than two decades ago when he was age 16, his attorney said Thursday.
Despite warnings, the California Employment Development Department did nothing for four months to stop paying bogus jobless claims, according to an audit released Thursday.
Covered California says it will provide a special enrollment period through May 15 to purchase health insurance this year.
California lawmakers on Thursday gave final approval to the appointment of the state's first Black top election official, filling a position vacated when the former secretary of state became California's first Latino U.S. senator.
California lawmakers on Thursday agreed to use $2.6 billion in federal stimulus money to pay off up to 80% of some tenants' unpaid rent — but only if landlords agree to forgive the rest of their debt.
A man sentenced to death for multiple murders has died from "asphyxia ... due to hanging" on the nation's largest death row, California officials said Wednesday.
Health insurance giant Blue Shield of California will be the outside administrator tasked with ramping up coronavirus vaccinations, which to date has been slow, stilted and plagued by confusion, the state health agency said in a statement Wednesday.
Facing widespread criticism for its slow vaccine rollout, California is revamping its delivery system mid-stride by centralizing its hodgepodge of county systems and streamlining appointment sign-up, notification, and eligibility for its 40 million residents.
Future changes in the way California distributes their vaccines have drawn concern from many with underlying health conditions who believed they'd be next in line to get their shot.
California's unemployment agency might have overpaid millions of people since March after it stopped enforcing some eligibility rules so they could process claims faster, according to a new audit released Tuesday.
The Governor was quick to clamp down on claims the surprise had anything to do with the recall attempt.
California introduced a new website Monday that will let you know when you're eligible to get the COVID-19 vaccine.
California officials say hackers, identity thieves and overseas criminal rings stole an estimated $11.4 billion in unemployment benefits last year.
California officials on Monday announced that the state is planning to extend the current moratorium on evictions until June 30 for those struggling to pay rent during the COVID-19 pandemic.
