California Delays COVID Vaccine Mandate For Schools Until Summer 2023
Gov. Gavin Newsom's administration on Thursday announced it is delaying a COVID-19 vaccine mandate for California schoolchildren until at least the summer of 2023.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom's administration on Thursday announced it is delaying a COVID-19 vaccine mandate for California schoolchildren until at least the summer of 2023.
Some California lawmakers want to redefine what's considered full-time. AB 2932 would only apply to companies with at least 500 employees. It calls for a four-day workweek—and you'd get overtime after 32 hours.
A California state lawyer has resigned over what she alleged were undue attempts by Gov. Gavin Newsom and his office to interfere in a state lawsuit against video game giant Activision Blizzard.
Sherri Papini was in a courtroom Wednesday for the first time since she admitted her 2016 kidnapping was all a hoax.
Ceres Mayor, Javier Lopez, has released a statement after former Councilmember Linda Ryno announced her resignation from City Council on Apr. 13.
California's first-in-the-nation reparations task force meets in person Wednesday, the first time members have gathered face-to-face since their inaugural meeting nearly a year ago and mere weeks after the group voted to limit restitution to descendants of enslaved Black people.
The costs of food, housing and gas are driving inflation to its highest level in 40 years.
A new survey shows Sacramento city parks need millions of dollars in repairs.
Sacramento city leaders are dealing with chaos inside their own ranks. A new legal ruling is making it unclear just which city council members represent large swaths of the city.
California lawmakers want to make it easier to remove homeless people along rivers and other open spaces after the body of 20-year-old Emma Roark was found close to some tents along the American River Parkway earlier this year.
Recent hot temperatures are sending people to the river for a little fun in the sun also raising concerns about our water supply.
Another major question surrounds Sunday's tragic shooting in Sacramento: Why was one of the suspects previously released from prison early? Early release is not a new concept, but it is one getting more attention on the impacts it has on the community. After Sunday's shooting, questions are being raised on if the system failed and what laws need to change to prevent it from happening again.
Fewer than four days after the mass shooting that's rocked the city, the Sacramento City Council held a hastily-called special meeting as a group of fed-up neighbors pushed for a ballot initiative to get homeless people off the streets. We're getting answers on why this unusual meeting was held and why some councilmembers are questioning the timing.
A new ballot initiative is trying to push for cleaner air while preventing and suppressing wildfires in California – but who's paying?
A legislative hearing in California was disrupted on Wednesday when an animal rights organizer glued her hand to a table and refused to leave.
