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PG&E says it expects to become more profitable than ever after it emerges from bankruptcy and pays off more than $25 billion in losses sustained in catastrophic wildfires ignited by its outdated equipment.
California has reversed several years of slipping sign-ups on its Affordable Care Act exchange.
The state of California is set to issue an apology to Japanese-Americans for internment during World War II.
Pier 1, the troubled home furnishings retailer that has closed hundreds of stores in recent years, filed for bankruptcy Monday.
A 6-year-old girl is recovering from minor injuries after a suspected mountain lion attacked her at a California park. Wildlife officials are now searching for the animal.
Car break-ins have become an epidemic in California and most of those crimes don't result in an arrest or successful prosecution. But one state lawmaker wants to change that.
The price of wine is expected to drop to its lowest levels in five years thanks, in part, to a surplus of California grapes.
Approximately 14,000 union workers at Safeway stores across northern California are threatening to go on strike.
On Thursday, California's Legislature is expected to approve a resolution offering an apology to internment victims for the state's role in aiding the U.S. government's policy and condemning actions that helped fan anti-Japanese discrimination.
California inmate firefighters could have their criminal records wiped clean under a proposed law introduced this week.
Without any fanfare, pomp or circumstances, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle apparently made to a trip to the San Francisco Bay Area this week to huddle with professors at Stanford University and discuss plans for their new charitable organization.
Ordered into quarantine, a group evacuated to California from Wuhan, China, is at odds with the CDC and has petitioned for five "critical" changes in their conditions.
Employees at Apple stores must be paid for time they spend waiting for managers or security guards to search their bags to make sure they're not stealing anything, the California Supreme Court ruled Thursday.
California voters will be able to change their party affiliation and update their address at polling stations on election day under a new law approved in time for the March 3 Democratic primary.
Some lawmakers and mayors expressed skepticism Thursday over Gov. Gavin Newsom's proposal to give $750 million to state-selected regional administrators rather than to local government to address the state's growing homelessness crisis.
