Your Bug Collection May Be Breaking The Law In California
If you're a researcher, teacher, or even a student collecting bugs to study, without a permit, you're breaking California law.
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If you're a researcher, teacher, or even a student collecting bugs to study, without a permit, you're breaking California law.
With a deadline looming, California is planning to spend more than $220 million to bring driver's licenses and state identification cards up to federal standards.
The ACLU said it is concerned the law could lead to widespread racial profiling and illegal arrests.
Delta Air Lines is offering refunds and compensation to a California family that says they were forced off a plane and threatened with jail after refusing to give up one of their seats on a crowded flight.
California's mammoth snow drifts, a welcome sight following five years of harsh drought, have killed off dozens of endangered bighorn sheep, lengthened hibernation for bears and should cause some hikers to think twice before seeking high Sierra adventures, officials say.
California has long been what one expert calls a "symbolic death penalty state," one of 12 that has capital punishment on the books but has not executed anyone in more than a decade.
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Thousands of people in cities across California are expected to join in the nationwide March for Science.
BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) — Northern California authorities are seeking suspects involved in violent clashes between supporters and detractors of President Donald Trump over the weekend in downtown Berkeley, officials said.
Despite record rain and snow, California's drought emergency has not ended for thousands of people in four rural counties.
California air regulators voted Friday to keep the state's tough vehicle emissions standards through 2025.
Corrections officials announced new criminal sentencing rules on Friday that aim to trim California's prison population by 9,500 inmates after four years.
A California man charged with jumping the White House fence while carrying two cans of Mace is due back in court.
Cars with no steering wheel, no pedals and nobody at all inside could be driving themselves on California roads by the end of the year, under proposed state rules that would give a powerful boost to the fast-developing technology.
Twelve years ago, widespread destruction from Hurricane Katrina on the Gulf Coast helped compel federal engineers 2,000 miles away in California to remake a 1950s-era dam by constructing a massive steel-and-concrete gutter that would manage surging waters in times of torrential storms.
Several dozen people have gathered outside of a Planned Parenthood health center in Los Angeles protesting the group's federal funding.
U.S. Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly told law enforcement officials on a tour of nation's border with Mexico Friday that he couldn't define a sanctuary city, which President Donald Trump has targeted for withdrawal of federal funding for refusing to cooperate with immigration authorities.
Campaign finance documents filed this week reveal political donors contributed a record $466 million dollars to influence measures on California's 2016 ballot.
The state's snowpack measured Thursday at a drought-busting 173 percent of average in the Sierra Nevada -- the highest measurement of its kind since 1995.
America's most popular sport is in the midst of its greatest migration since the mid-1990s.
Former California State Librarian Kevin Starr, who is deemed the pre-eminent historian of the Golden State, has died. He was 76. Starr died of a heart attack Saturday at a hospital in San Francisco, his wife, Sheila Starr said Sunday.
California's wet December is drawing to a close with even more rain and snow in a welcome respite amid years of drought.
On a historic night for Donald Trump and Republicans, California went its own way.
The Senate Governmental Organization Committee approved the bill, SB1465, in a 7-0 vote after proponents said they're confident they can produce the games without the serious deficits that have challenged other recent host cities.
AB2782 would have imposed a 2-cent-per-ounce fee on sugary drinks. The money would have benefited clinics that address obesity, diabetes and oral health.
