Millions In Federal Tax Dollars Misused By State Water Tunnel Project
Federal audit found Friday that $84 million in U.S. taxpayer funds were used improperly for planning California water tunnel project.
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Federal audit found Friday that $84 million in U.S. taxpayer funds were used improperly for planning California water tunnel project.
Parents opposed to vaccines in California are managing to get around a tough, new law.
A female inmate who walked away from a minimum security federal prison camp in Dublin was spotted in rural Livermore early Thursday, authorities said.
California Democrats slam President Trump's decision to end the DACA program protecting immigrants illegally brought into U.S. as children.
At the State Capitol Friday, legislators took a big step towards helping rape victims get long overdue justice.
An Amber Alert issued for a missing infant in Central California was deactivated Friday after the child was found safe.
The much smaller Lyft announced Thursday that it is offering service to passengers in every corner of 32 U.S. states, including hard-to-reach rural areas.
A wildfire raging out of control 16 miles east of Oroville has grown to 2,500 acres, burned at least 10 structures including homes and forced evacuations in the community of Feather Falls
The ASPCA and California Assemblywoman Anna Caballero have introduced a bill that would make all pet leasing contracts null and void.
Changes to California's money bail system won't be happening this year.
The California Assembly's top Republican is resigning his leadership post after weeks of pressure from his party over his support for major climate change legislation.
The largest single-ticket Powerball prize in U.S. history was claimed Thursday by a Massachusetts hospital worker who promptly quit her job only hours after learning she had won the $758.7 million prize.
The California Supreme Court Thursday upheld a ballot measure narrowly approved by voters to change the state's dysfunctional death penalty system and speed up executions.
The California Supreme Court has upheld a ballot measure narrowly approved by voters to change the state's dysfunctional death penalty system and speed up executions.
A mistake by the Massachusetts State Lottery on Thursday injected a little extra drama into the massive $758.7 million Powerball drawing — the largest won by a single ticket in U.S. history.
California raised more than $640 million this month auctioning off permits for businesses to emit greenhouse gases as part of a program aimed at fighting climate change.
Violent police encounters in California last year led to the deaths of 157 people and six officers, the state attorney general's office said Thursday.
The state of California and city of San Francisco are suing the U.S. Department of Justice over President Donald Trump's sanctuary city restrictions on public safety grants.
With the new school year just around the corner, and in some districts, already underway, California is suffering from an acute shortage of qualified teachers. It's likely to get worse.
Gas prices in cities across the Bay Area and California are on the rise, according to a AAA spokesman.
A Utah lawmaker is planning legislation calling on his fellow lawmakers to endorse a movement in California for that state to secede from the United States.
It's a once in a lifetime opportunity and millions of Americans are about to take advantage of it.
Now that one of the nation's largest cannabis companies has bought the entire California desert town of Nipton, a question remains: Will the new owners rename the place Potsylvania?
More teens than ever are playing high school sports in California, but they aren't necessarily playing football.
In California and other states where marijuana is legal for medical or recreational use, pot store owners often find themselves nervously carrying around obscene amounts of cash.
