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The resurgence of the oil industry can be traced back to what happened in Congress one day in December 2015.
For 80 years Kent Lang's family has grown walnut trees on farmland near the Sacramento River. That stopped this year when the trees died.
A proposed initiative would repeal a state law that currently puts strict limits on the type of rent control that's allowed.
Immigration agents made courtroom arrests under the Obama administration but the pace appears to have picked up under President Donald Trump.
A son of Manson, a grandson and a pen pal who collected and sold Manson memorabilia are among those who have filed competing claims to his body.
San Francisco's district attorney says his office will toss out or reduce thousands of criminal convictions for marijuana dating back decades, which is allowed under a 2016 ballot measure legalizing recreational use in California.
Insurance claims from last year's deadly California wildfires have reached $11.8 billion, making it the most expensive series of wildfires in state history, an official said Wednesday.
A United Airlines passenger who tried to take her emotional support peacock with her on a cross-country flight has had the bird turned away by the airline because of health and safety concerns.
alifornia State University trustees are considering raising tuition for the second straight year.
State auditor Elaine Howle said her evaluation would take six to nine months.
Mark Salling, one of the stars of the Fox musical comedy "Glee," has died at age 35.
Officials from a Southern California city are roundly condemning disparaging comments made about members of the U.S. military by a local teacher.
"Black Panther" held its star-studded world premiere Monday night in Los Angeles, and based on social media, it was all fans hoped it would be.
Tom Hanks has a question for moviegoers: "Won't you be my neighbor?"
