Bill Targeting Racial Profiling Requires Data On Officers' Stops
California lawmakers on Wednesday narrowly approved legislation to reduce racial profiling with unprecedented data collection on police stops.
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California lawmakers on Wednesday narrowly approved legislation to reduce racial profiling with unprecedented data collection on police stops.
A bear cub found badly burned last summer in the largest wildfire in Washington state history has endured a long recovery but is now back in the wild.
The United States returned to the Philippine government on Wednesday more than $1 million from the forfeited assets of a discharged Filipino general accused of stashing illegally obtained wealth in America.
The FBI is operating a small air force with scores of low-flying planes across the country carrying video and, at times, cellphone surveillance technology - all hidden behind fictitious companies that are fronts for the government, The Associated Press has learned.
A Native American student is suing his Central California school district over its refusal to allow him to wear an eagle feather during his high school graduation ceremony.
Cleanup crews continued to mop up oil-stained beaches along California's Central Coast two weeks after an onshore underground pipeline ruptured, leaking thousands of gallons of crude into the Pacific.
An analysis has found that the tallest redwood tree in Muir Woods is 777 years old -- and not the much older 1,500 years once assumed.
The drought gripping California has the swimming pool and spa industry on the offensive. Pool contractors worry about damage to their business as water districts consider bans on filling new pools and refilling existing ones.
From drought-shaming to eco-boasting, willing or not, celebrities are playing a role in raising awareness about California's debilitating drought.
The average price of gasoline has increased 4 cents a gallon over the past two weeks to $2.84 a gallon.
Immigration officials say two MS-13 gang members have been deported from Los Angeles to face homicide charges in El Salvador.
A 98-year-old man who died Tuesday was likely the last living person who worked on the Golden Gate Bridge.
Opposition continues to mount in both wealthy and working-class communities against the California bullet train.
Science magazine has formally retracted an article about a study gauging the ability of openly gay canvassers to shift voters' views toward support for same-sex marriage.
