State Audit: EDD Put Millions At Risk Of Identity Theft
The state auditor released a scathing report Thursday about the state's largest agency, confirming that the Employment Development Department is putting millions at risk of identity theft.
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The state auditor released a scathing report Thursday about the state's largest agency, confirming that the Employment Development Department is putting millions at risk of identity theft.
A vigil was held Thursday for the tow truck couple presumed dead after plunging into the Sacramento River.
Some California lawmakers are proposing several new laws in the wake of the college admissions scandal.
Yosemite National Park officials say parts of the park will remain open for skiing and snowshoeing two weeks longer than usual thanks to the abundance of snow.
The California Horse Racing Board voted Thursday to severely limit the use of whips on horses in racing statewide.
Sacramento will now reward you for your commute to and from work, even if you don't take public transportation or walk or bike.
"In these respects, Proposition 66 promised more than the system can deliver."
Soda and juice sold in California may start to come with a safety warning telling people that drinking the beverage may lead to obesity, Type 2 diabetes, and tooth decay.
Disney is eliminating smoking areas at its theme and water parks in California and Florida.
State Senator Scott Wiener has an idea that will likely prove to be wildly unpopular: congestion pricing.
The crash happened Tuesday night, the same time the couple was responding to a call and disappeared.
A federal jury has awarded $80 million to a California man after determining that Monsanto's popular weedkiller, Roundup, was a substantial factor in causing his cancer, and that the corporation is liable.
A man serving a life sentence for fatally shooting seven people at a small Northern California vocational college has died in prison.
Auditors say the DMV didn't properly prepare for customers lining up to get new federally approved drivers' licenses, leading to hours-long wait times last year.
The U.S. Geological Survey and California's Office of Emergency Management are testing out a new tool that could alert people via cell phone of an impending earthquake in the critical seconds before the shaking begins.
