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It's become ubiquitous as a signal to a politician's supporters to ignore legitimate reporting and hard questions, as a smear of the beleaguered and dwindling local press corps.
A collaborative investigation by 10 newsrooms across the state found that governing boards that meet in closed session are often slow to hand over legally required records that detail what they discuss in secret, if they provide them at all.
It's been nearly a month since Nikolas Cruz stormed into Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School with an AR-15-style rifle and killed 17 students and faculty members.
Gov. Jerry Brown is inviting President Donald Trump to come to California's Central Valley while he is in the state to view border wall prototypes this week.
There's something different about this year's Geneva Motor Show: The "booth babes" are almost all gone.
Talks are underway between former president Barack Obama and Netflix, according to a source familiar with the discussions.
Democratic Sen. Tony Mendoza resigned his seat last month ahead of a possible vote to expel him amid sexual harassment challenges.
President Donald Trump told reporters Thursday that South Korea will make a "major announcement" concerning North Korea at 7 p.m. ET.
A California state senator has been told to stop hugging people after an investigation concluded his embraces made multiple female colleagues uncomfortable.
President Donald Trump says his government is looking into Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf after she warned the public about an impending immigration raid.
Trump has focused on video games as he seeks solutions to deal with the scourge of guns in the wake of the Florida school shooting that killed 17 people.
U.S. District Judge John Mendez was assigned to this case Wednesday. However he rules on the lawsuit, it's expected his decision will be appealed.
California Secretary of State Alex Padilla says he's not waiting around, saying the threat of a foreign cyberattack is real unless we act now.
Secretary of State Alex Padilla says there's no evidence Russians breached California election systems or voter databases in 2016.
California Gov. Jerry Brown fired back at Attorney General Jeff Sessions and President Donald Trump on Wednesday after their lawsuit challenging the state's immigration laws, calling the administration "full of liars" and repeatedly referencing the special counsel investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 US election.
