Schwarzenegger Says He Still Loves Estranged-Wife Maria Shriver
Arnold Schwarzenegger is quoted in an interview in Germany's top-selling newspaper saying he's still in love with his estranged wife, Maria Shriver.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger is quoted in an interview in Germany's top-selling newspaper saying he's still in love with his estranged wife, Maria Shriver.
A California state senator introduced a bill on Thursday that would 15-year-olds to pre-register to vote.
State officials say California's jobless rate remained at 9.8 percent in December, the same rate as in November.
California already has strict gun laws but Gov. Jerry Brown said on Wednesday that he welcomes President Obama's idea behind proposed gun laws at a federal level and said they would reduce the number of illegal guns in the state.
There's a California population shift with Asian immigrants replacing Latin America as the primary source of the state's immigrants.
California has been awarded a $674 million federal grant to continue developing and building an online insurance marketplace under the federal health care reform law, state officials announced Thursday.
The two biggest players in the nation's pursuit of high-speed rail say they'll work together to search for trains that will operate at up to 220 miles per hour along both coasts of the United States.
As an unusual cold gripped the West Coast, some California citrus growers have damage to their crops after a fourth night of freezing temperatures.
After years of difficult budget cuts, Gov. Jerry Brown is offering more money to California's public colleges and universities. In return, he wants them to hold down costs, expand online learning and stop raising tuition, which has increased sharply in recent years.
In the wake of the second deadliest massacre in U.S. history, a state senator from the Bay Area will reintroduce a bill that will plug what he calls a major loophole in California's assault weapons ban.
A new study suggests certain earthquake fault segments long thought to be stable may rupture and cause a mega-quake.
Riding a wave of new tax revenue, Gov. Jerry Brown is proposing a state spending plan that eliminates the massive deficits of recent years and provides nearly $5 billion more in spending over the previous year.
"The Hunger Games" devoured the competition at the People's Choice Awards on Wednesday, emerging the top victor with five trophies...
The nation's largest teacher pension fund is taking the first step toward divesting from companies that manufacture guns and high-capacity ammunition magazines that are illegal in California.
Gov. Jerry Brown is challenging a federal court order that California further reduce its inmate population to improve prison conditions, reigniting a legal battle that already once reached the U.S. Supreme Court.
California's students may be filling in fewer bubbles on multiple choice standardized tests in the future and writing longer answers instead.
It's long been the talk of Sacramento - and beyond - but now it appears the State of California may be closer than ever before to adjusting the percentage of support needed to approve sales tax measures on California ballots, from two-thirds of the vote to just 55%.
A computer glitch that inadvertently cancelled food stamp cards has left tens of thousands of Californians unable to use them to buy food.
Lawmakers returned to the Capitol on Monday with a wide-ranging agenda that includes revisions to school funding, gun control laws and environmental regulations.
The calm is ending; the storm is here. The California state legislature is back in session and they are going to be very, very busy because they only have until January 25 to submit all the bills they are going to hear this session.
A California assemblywoman has introduced a bill that would regulate ammunition sales in the state.
A state report examining Cal Grant's new eligibility standards says the tighter rules have disqualified 80 percent of California's for-profit colleges from the financial aid program.
The federal government has approved California's plan to run its own health insurance market, a milestone in the state's effort to meet the national health care reform law.
A federal court has rejected two Chinese-American groups' request to halt California's ban on the selling and possession of shark fins.
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