Bill Protecting Medical Marijuana Users At Work Is Shelved
A bill that would prevent employers from discriminating against medical marijuana users was shelved by the Assembly.
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A bill that would prevent employers from discriminating against medical marijuana users was shelved by the Assembly.
A suspected street race ended with a driver crashing into seven parked cars in a Los Angeles neighborhood.
The move was part of a push after a federal audit in 2015 found undocumented immigrants were being treated inhumanely.
The judge sent former Stanford swimmer Brock Turner to jail, not to prison. Critics said the six-month sentence was too lenient.
The world's biggest bounce house will visit Turlock Father's Day weekend.
Governor Jerry Brown officially declared June LGBT Pride Month.
A job fair targeting veterans is being held Thursday in Sacramento.
A Sacramento woman and her dog spent a cold night lost in Desolation Wilderness before being rescued.
U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein trounced a field of 31 competitors in California' primary and will face a general election challenge by a Democratic state senator who is promising generational change.
The beginning of the end for the first California judge recalled since 1932 began almost exactly two years ago, when Santa Clara County Judge Aaron Persky sentenced a former Stanford swimmer convicted of sexual assault to six months in jail instead of a long prison term.
Holding hopes of a "blue wave" in November, Democrats fought to shape the political battlefield in primaries across eight states, none more important than California where Republicans avoided an embarrassing setback in the race for governor.
The incumbent McClintock is facing his strongest challenge in years, but Tuesday's primary saw him get more than 50 percent of the vote.
A third faceoff with Michael Eggman seems unlikely as Democrat Josh Harder and Republican Ted Howze battle it out for second.
Republican John Cox has won the second spot to the November election in the race for California governor.
