Gov. Brown To Sign Worker's Compensation Fixes
Gov. Jerry Brown is expected to authorize extensive changes to California's $16.2 billion workers' compensation insurance system during bill-signing ceremonies Tuesday with business and labor leaders.
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Gov. Jerry Brown is expected to authorize extensive changes to California's $16.2 billion workers' compensation insurance system during bill-signing ceremonies Tuesday with business and labor leaders.
U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan was in Sacramento on Wednesday and met with many districts, each facing unique challenges, as he echoed almost a universal solution.
It's hard to come across anyone with a unkind word to say about Chris Stevens, the ambassador killed during an attack at the U.S. consulate in Libya on Tuesday.
California Gov. Jerry Brown will sign into law sweeping pension changes that is projected to save taxpayers billions of dollars in the future.
Some encouraging financial news for the State of California as the state brings in $434 million above budget projections for August, according to the State Controller.
It could be the only day before Nov. 6 without explicit partisan rancor.
The estranged wife of California Treasurer Bill Lockyer has regained visitation rights with her 9-year-old son while she's facing charges of drug possession and child endangerment.
A longtime House Democrat struggling to win against a fellow Democrat in California has picked up an unlikely endorsement: the backing of two Senate Republicans.
Clint Eastwood says he achieved what he sought to do when he appeared at the Republican National Convention last month and had a nearly 12-minute dialogue with an empty chair.
A Sacramento County judge will hear arguments over whether former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger violated California law when he reduced the prison sentence for the son of a political ally.
Only CBS13 has learned a Sacramento councilmember registered as a paid lobbyist for a nationwide corporation, after voting in favor of a local contract.
An investigation is centering on allegations of a pot shop being used as a front for drug dealing, involving the bribing a public official.
Prosecutors say Nadia Lockyer, the estranged wife of state Treasurer Bill Lockyer and a former Alameda County Supervisor, has been charged with drug possession and child abuse after police found her with methamphetamine at a relative's house in Orange County where she was staying with her 9-year-old son.
Three popular auto-related claims from the Democratic Party are examined and graded for accuracy.
Actor and comedian Rob Schneider traded a camera for a crowd, giving his support for a topic he calls no laughing matter.
