Cost Of Long-Term Care Edges Closer To $100K For Some
Long-term care grew more expensive again this year, with the median annual bill for a private nursing home room edging closer to $100,000, according to a survey from Genworth Financial.
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Long-term care grew more expensive again this year, with the median annual bill for a private nursing home room edging closer to $100,000, according to a survey from Genworth Financial.
A California Lottery representative said he's losing hope that his state's ticket-holder for a world-record January jackpot will ever come forward.
California lawmakers passed a proposal Monday that would require all single-person public restrooms to be gender neutral.
Change is happening fast in the Calaveras County foothills since the Butte Fire devastated communities in the area. There's a 'green rush' going on as farmers buy up land ahead of the potential legalization of recreational marijuana in California.
Some Catholic hospitals, including those in California, are allegedly not abiding by federal laws that require emergency reproductive health care including abortions to be provided to patients, new reports by the American Civil Liberties Union and MergerWatch reveal.
A new drought report says all but 10 percent of California is locked in drought - but that's actually good news.
A new study shows that an epidemic of the tree disease "sudden oak death" has surged beyond control in California.
The governor of California on Wednesday approved raising the legal age to buy tobacco for smoking, dipping, chewing and vaping from 18 to 21.
Gov. Jerry Brown faces a midnight deadline to act on six bills to restrict tobacco use in California, including a bill to raise the minimum age to buy cigarettes to 21.
Backers of a marijuana legalization initiative say they have collected enough signatures for the measure to qualify for the California ballot this November.
Florida Governor Rick Scott is attempting to lure California companies to Florida by highlighting his state's low minimum wage.
Residents of drought-stricken California doubled their water conservation efforts in March compared with the month before by turning off their sprinklers when the rain fell and changing habits, officials said Tuesday.
In the dead of night, five nights a week, a man we'll call "Daniel" goes to work at a San Francisco Dumpster.
California, Hawaii, Alaska and the Southwest face an above-average threat of wildfires this summer, but most of the country should see normal or below-normal problems, forecasters said Sunday.
While GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump had to enter and exit the Republican Convention in California through a backdoor this afternoon, anti-Trump protesters burned his effigy, and an American flag outside.
The Los Angeles Rams have selected California quarterback Jared Goff with the No. 1 pick in the NFL draft.
California officials say they will seek more than $90 million in firefighting costs from Pacific Gas & Electric Co. after finding that a deadly 2015 fire was sparked by a tree that came into contact with a power line.
The state Senate is rejecting a bill that would end a practice of extending jail and prison sentences for repeat drug offenders.
In November, California voters will elect a new senator for the first time in nearly 25 years.
A new proposal could slap hefty fines on California jurors who violate restrictions on social media.
Florida is going to start airing radio ads criticizing California's decision to raise the minimum wage.
A network of weather stations ranging from Mt. Shasta to Highway 50 has passed its normal precipitation total for the entire July 1st-to-June 30th weather season, which is good news for Northern California's water situation.
Jurors who threaten to derail trials by researching them on Google or posting comments about them on Twitter are often dismissed with nothing more than a tongue-lashing from a judge.
Among the big states, the California is the least able to ride out the next recession, according a stress test performed by Moody's Investor Service.
Uber agrees to pay $84 million to settle lawsuits and keep its drivers independent contractors instead of employees.
