Gov. Brown Signs Bill To Let 'Speed Freak Killer' Out Of Prison To Help In Search For Victims
Gov. Jerry Brown has signed a bill to allow a death-row inmate to help authorities search for the remains of his long-dead victims.
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Gov. Jerry Brown has signed a bill to allow a death-row inmate to help authorities search for the remains of his long-dead victims.
Officials in one local city may have an ace up their sleeve - a new way to bring in more money. Residents in Racho Cordova will vote on a so-called sin tax on cardrooms in November.
State Treasurer Bill Lockyer has filed for divorce from his wife, Nadia Lockyer, who resigned her seat on the Alameda County Board of Supervisors earlier this year.
A new Field Poll shows California voters firmly endorse the idea of legalizing sports betting in California to help the state balance its budget.
Gov. Jerry Brown has issued a furlough order for more than 11,000 state workers whose unions have yet to reach a deal for a 5 percent wage cut.
University of California officials are now warning tuition at their campuses could soar again by a whopping 20 percent if voters don't pass the governor's tax hike initiative in November.
A new poll finds Californians overwhelmingly support capping pension benefits and raising the minimum retirement age for public employees.
Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson's big baseball announcement Monday where he said "we don't want to be caught flat-footed" caught his very own political allies off-guard.
A judge is allowing Gov. Jerry Brown's tax initiative to get top billing on the November ballot.
The California Assembly has approved legislation authorizing about $4.5 billion in state bond funding for a high-speed rail system backed by Gov. Jerry Brown.
State lawmakers plan to begin taking up Gov. Jerry Brown's top infrastructure initiative for a California bullet train.
The latest Field Poll finds a growing number of California voters disapprove of Gov. Jerry Brown job performance just days after he signed a new budget.
Gov. Jerry Brown is asking for more time to negotiate public pension reform with state lawmakers.
Los Angeles County prosecutors have declined to file criminal charges against former U.S. Commerce Secretary John Bryson who was involved in a trio of traffic accidents last month.
