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Disneyland is not giving away free tickets to 500 families to celebrate 110 years of service, despite an advertisement circulating on social media.
A California coroner issued a death certificate in January 2014 after doctors say she died of irreversible brain damage during a tonsillectomy.
A sea otter pup needs a name after being transferred to the Marine Mammal Center as a companion for another pup Langly whose mother died.
Democratic Sen. Scott Wiener, who repudiated his own legislation when major pieces were removed two weeks ago, said those provisions have been restored.
A U.S. judge on Thursday rejected a request by the Trump administration to block two California laws that protect immigrants in the country illegally, but he did put key parts of a third sanctuary law on hold.
Broad marijuana legalization arrived in California at the start of the year. From the beginning, there was concern the legal market would be undercut by the massive black market that has existed for decades.
The mother of a girl at the center of a medical and religious debate over brain death said she does not regret moving from California to New Jersey so her daughter could receive care after being declared dead.
Beachgoers along California's Central and Southern coasts are being warned about dangerous swimming conditions.
Relatives of people killed in a 2016 California warehouse fire say others besides the two men who agreed to plea deals are responsible for their losses.
Prosecutors allege the trio broke into Daisy McCrackin's home, with one of the accused allegedly pistol-whipping a man who was in the home and taking the pair hostage.
Los Angeles has approved using a $3 million fund to provide legal help to children separated from their parents at the U.S.-Mexico border.
Police in Vacaville say they're investigating a shooting that left an 87-year-old man hurt.
The utility has called on the state to change a law it says holds it almost entirely responsible for wildfire damage even if it follows safety rules.
Officials say a woman was swept out to sea and drowned as she tried to save three children at a Northern California beach.
Hundreds of new laws went into effect on July 1 for many state and local governments.
