Using Bots To Get People To Buy More Online May Get Harder In California
Businesses using bots to get people to buy items online may need to stop under a proposed California law.
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Businesses using bots to get people to buy items online may need to stop under a proposed California law.
President Donald Trump on Monday insulted a small Virginia restaurant that recently asked White House press secretary Sarah Sanders to leave.
Roseanne Barr said she "horribly" regrets sending tweets that many called racist, in an emotional interview released over the weekend.
Secretary of State Alex Padilla says an initiative setting standards for confining calves, pigs and hens is eligible for the ballot.
Banks and Credit Unions may be able to offer prize opportunities for those who use their savings accounts.
Publicly held corporations based in California will need to have at least one woman on its board of directors by December 31, 2019 if a proposed Senate bill passes.
Assemblyman Miguel Santiago leads a committee that this week stripped whole chunks of a net neutrality measure.
State workers who just had a baby could soon get to bring their infant to work.
California is taking steps to make sure women and minorities are equally represented and paid in state agencies.
California is getting closer to banning CalSTRS and CalPERS from investing millions of dollars with the Turkish government.
All California school students could get a free breakfast starting with the 2019-20 school year.
On Monday the State Senate Appropriations Committee will debate the so-called Conversion Therapy Ban Bill.
Drivers in California may get a copy of their civil rights during a traffic stop, including how to file a complaint against a peace officer.
Sacramento County may soon offer specific services for homeless youth, including food, shelter, counseling, and basic health screening.
Paying signature-gatherers for state or local initiatives, referendums, or recall petitions may become a misdemeanor in California.
