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City officials said some of the centers tried to mislead women into believing that they offered abortion services when in fact they didn't and wouldn't refer clients to places that did.
Settlement talks have broken down between the organizers of two pop-culture conventions in California and Utah.
Among the issues are concerns voiced by a large group of Northern and Central California water agencies that wouldn't get water from the tunnels and don't want any part of the project.
For the second consecutive year, Brown did not use his line-item veto authority to cancel spending approved by lawmakers.
Feinstein spoke to reporters on a call with fellow Democrats Gov. Jerry Brown and Sen. Kamala Harris.
After nearly getting run over on the Nimitz Freeway, a little kitten is safe and it's all thanks to a tow truck driver with a history of being a hero.
California health officials reported Tuesday that 111 terminally ill people took drugs to end their lives in the first six months after a 2016 law made the option legal in the nation's most populous state.
The California Highway Patrol has launched a new effort to nab carpool cheaters amid a rise in tickets issued for carpool lane violations.
FBI agents were tipped off when Richard Gathercole, 39, called his mother from a Nebraska jail following his arrest in the attempted shooting of a trooper
Inside a cavernous northern Utah warehouse, hydraulic engineers send water rushing down a replica of a section of a dam built out of wood, concrete and steel.
Monday's decision moves Brown's project ahead to a decision by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, which oversees many of the country's big water projects.
The woman, who was intoxicated, fell asleep during the ride and instead of taking her to her destination, he drove to a motel.
In the two years since same-sex marriage was legalized nationwide, support for it has surged even among groups that recently were broadly opposed, according to a new national survey.
A friendly game in California between former players of two professional Mexican soccer clubs turned violent when dozens of fans rushed the field and began fighting.
The federal regulators evaluating Gov. Jerry Brown's decades-old ambitions to re-engineer the water supplies from California's largest river are promising a status update Monday, as Brown's $16 billion proposal to shunt part of the Sacramento through two mammoth tunnels awaits a crucial yes or no from national agencies.
