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The Fair Political Practices Commission said Thursday that it will investigate a report alleging that Nancy McFadden, a former PG&E executive, failed to disclose the status of her stock ownership.
The court said a medical condition can't be used as an example of bad character to deny people relief from deportation orders.
California officials decided last year to add BPA, or bisphenol A, to the list of about 800 other chemicals requiring Proposition 65 notices. Manufacturers use BPA in epoxy liners of some cans, bottles and jars.
Yuba County deputy Christopher Mark Heath, 37, has since resigned after his arrest. He, Tyler Neil Long, 32; Ryan Jay Falson, 27; and Ramona Marcel Long, 56 are charged in the 19-count indictment.
TMZ is reporting that comedian Garry Shandling has died.
A San Francisco Superior Court judge is awarding California a nearly $1.2 billion default judgment against the bankrupt operator of for-profit colleges.
A new poll released this week finds GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump with a comfortable lead in California's primaries.
Los Angeles County sheriff's detectives arrested a mortuary attendant after a dead man's vehicle and firearm were stolen from his home.
Authorities say a suspected bank robber dubbed the Bearded Bandit has been arrested in the San Francisco Bay Area after a sharp-eyed citizen recognized him buying razors to shave his beard.
A hole estimated to be 4 feet wide and 30 to 40 feet deep suddenly opened up in a Riverside couple's backyard.
San Francisco Police announced Wednesday that officer Jason Lai was charged with six misdemeanor counts and placed on unpaid administrative leave.
The fast-track program would require inmates to file petitions in federal court within six months of a final ruling on their appeal in state court. They normally have a year. It would also require federal courts to act faster on the inmates' petitions.
Prosecutors say the first tunnel shipment occurred Feb. 28, leading to the seizure of 1,350 pounds of marijuana in West Covina, near Los Angeles.
He and a Washington teammate are projected to be first-round picks after up-and-down seasons where each flashed NBA potential.
Marsha Gay Reynolds surrendered to federal authorities at John F. Kennedy International Airport, though it wasn't immediately clear how she reached New York, federal officials said.
