California Could Allow People To Sell Meals Made In Their Home Kitchen
California could soon be the first state in the nation to allow people to sell meals that they prepare in their home kitchens.
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California could soon be the first state in the nation to allow people to sell meals that they prepare in their home kitchens.
A 7.9 magnitude earthquake struck off Alaska's Kodiak Island early Tuesday, prompting a tsunami warning for a large swath of the state's coast and sending some residents fleeing to higher ground.
Starting Monday, Californians can start applying for the federally compliant "Real ID."
California is giving money to homeowners who want to retrofit their homes.
San Francisco state Sen. Scott Wiener today reintroduced legislation that would allow a handful of cities to extend alcohol sales as late as 4 a.m., following the death of a similar bill in committee last year.
Inch by inch, a critical, gravity-fed canal system is collapsing in California's Central Valley.
California lawmakers are taking steps to protect Californians from the suffering that follows a wildfire.
With the reading of their own version of a Declaration of Independence, founders of the state of New California took the first steps to what they hope will eventually lead to statehood.
A man who escaped from a Hawaii psychiatric hospital and flew to Northern California was caught with two high-quality fake IDs, two cellphones and more than $6,000 in cash.
BP Energy Company is paying California $102 million to settle claims that it overcharged the state for natural gas between 2003 and 2012.
Rat poison is contaminating endangered northern spotted owls in California forests, and marijuana farms appear to be to blame, according to a study published Thursday.
Just within the city limits of Santa Rosa, stands a symbol of the new green economy created by the legalization of recreational pot.
Republican Rep. Darrell Issa of California says he will not seek re-election after serving out his ninth term in Congress.
Flu-related deaths in California have been higher so far this season than in recent years, raising concerns the illness might prove more severe, health officials said Tuesday.
Correctional Officer Scott Jones kissed his wife goodbye on July 8, 2011, and headed off to a maximum-security prison in the remote high desert of northeastern California. He never came home.
Inch by inch, a critical, gravity-fed canal system is collapsing in California's Central Valley.
The flu has hit California so hard this year, pharmacies have run out of medicine to treat it, emergency rooms are packed and the death toll is rising.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Friday launched a review of a little-known but widely used practice of immigration judges closing cases without decisions, potentially reshaping immigration courts and putting hundreds of thousands of people in greater legal limbo.
Californians voted yes, but now the feds are saying no to marijuana.
The Department of Insurance says it is irresponsible to live in California without earthquake insurance. But many people do.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions is rescinding the Obama-era policy that had paved the way for legalized marijuana to flourish in states across the country, two people with knowledge of the decision told The Associated Press.
While it's too early to sound the alarm, state water officials said Wednesday the first Sierra snow survey came up relatively empty.
Senate President Pro Tem Kevin de Leon plans to introduce legislation allowing people to make a donation to the state in lieu of income taxes.
Just as California's new sanctuary state status went into effect, mock signs were posted at the state border.
The state Department of Food and Agriculture, which is overseeing the tracking system, expected it to be functional for the first legal sales on Jan. 1. Now it could take months before the system launches.
