California state workers now back in office at least 2 days a week
Monday, June 17 marked the first official day of California's new hybrid work model for state employees.
Cousins identified as 2 killed in plane crash near South Lake Tahoe
The people who were killed in a plane crash in Alpine County on Wednesday evening have been identified as cousins.
California says insurers must cover certain zip codes to reap new state-mandated rewards
California regulators disclosed which areas of the state insurers will have to cover if they want to take advantage of financial incentives intended to resolve the homeowners' insurance crisis.
Cheech and Chong's cannabis company registers to hire lobbyist in California
Are Hollywood's most famous stoners making a power play at the California State Capitol?
California Democrats hold back controversial retail theft legislation amendment as Prop 47 fight continues
A day after Democratic leaders rolled out a controversial inoperability amendment that could repeal their own legislation to address retail theft, that amendment was not added.
Backer of California retail theft reform initiative calls new Democratic effort "dirty politics"
"This is just dirty politics. It's underhanded, and it's specifically designed clearly to sabotage the initiative," said Yolo County District Attorney Jeff Reisig, who helped craft the initiative to reform Prop 47.
Elk Grove teacher sues union, claiming he can't apply for board position because he's White
An Elk Grove teacher is suing his own union for discrimination, saying the union won't let him apply for a board position because he's White.
California reactions to Trump convicted of all counts in New York hush money trial
One California Republican lawmaker doubled down on his commitment to the former president following Thursday's historic conviction.
Sacramento sheriff's office calls out lawmakers for being soft on crime
A wild freeway pursuit with suspects filming the whole thing on Instagram live has the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office calling out soft-on-crime laws for letting the teens loose after another recent arrest.
Sacramento city council to vote on contract that could lead to Southside Park pool reopening
The city of Sacramento appears finally ready to take the plunge and repair the southside pool that has been closed for the past two summers.
California teachers union pays for attack ad on Gov. Gavin Newsom
The ad blasts the governor and warns against bigger class sizes and thousands of teacher layoffs because of the cuts the governor made to fill the deficit.
Here's how California is trying to clear homeless from under state-owned property
The California Department of Transportation is issuing an emergency response to permanently clear homeless encampments under state-owned property.
Federal agents warn of artificial intelligence's impact on November election
Federal agents have issued a warning about the impact of artificial intelligence on the upcoming presidential election.
Suspect arrested after pursuit with stolen Sacramento Fire Department pickup truck
A suspect is in custody after a pursuit with a vehicle belonging to the Sacramento Fire Department Saturday night.
California Gov. Newsom calls out Trump at Vatican, accuses him of "open corruption"
California Governor Gavin Newsom called out former President Donald Trump at the Vatican on Thursday, accusing him of "open corruption" at a Vatican conference on climate change.