Gendered Language Like 'Manhole' Will Soon Be Banned From Berkeley's City Codes
Soon, there will be no more manholes in the city of Berkeley, California. There will also be no chairmen, no manpower, no policemen or policewomen.
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Soon, there will be no more manholes in the city of Berkeley, California. There will also be no chairmen, no manpower, no policemen or policewomen.
Mayor Darrell Steinberg wants to make it a right for every homeless person in the state to have shelter.
The nation's former major suppliers of lead paint have agreed to pay California's largest cities and counties $305 million to settle a nearly 20-year-old lawsuit, attorneys said Wednesday.
Track 7 Brewing Company sold out of its O'Sulli #349 beer within a few hours on Saturday but is offering a second chance opportunity for those looking to remember Sacramento Officer Tara O'Sullivan.
Climate change caused the increase in size of wildfires occurring across California in the last 50 years, according to a new study published in this week's journal Earth's Future.
The Rancho Murieta Association's Board of Directors is considering banning political signs at future Fourth of July parades following complaints of some parade-goers displaying the Trump 2020 flags at this year's parade.
There aren't many active faults in the area, and the location creates a safety nest.
A new state-commissioned study says California's 12 oldest prisons, some dating to the mid-1800s, need major repairs or replacements if they are to continue housing about a third of the state's inmate population.
California's auditor says parts of state government need to do more to safeguard the information they collect, maintain, and store.
California is moving toward awarding a $1.65 billion contract to design and construct the tracks and system for the first segment of its beleaguered high-speed rail project.
Fairgoers donated more than 10 thousand pounds of food in just four hours Monday at the California State Fair. The non-perishable items will be donated to the Elk Grove Food Bank.
A teenager full of life is being remembered for his big heart and his spirit to help others.
A company that lost its contract to run Yosemite National Park's hotels, restaurants and outdoor activities has settled a lawsuit with the National Park Service and the park's new concession operator over rights to the names of famous park landmarks.
The City of Sacramento may start charging residents an additional 12 dollars and 33 cents a month to cover garbage, recycling, and yard waste collection, along with street sweeping.
A man who disappeared in the South Yuba River on Sunday has been identified as 34-year-old Alexander Alvarez of Citrus Heights.
