Southern California

Opponents of the measure claim the survey was flawed.

Ranked first is Whitney High School in Cerritos.

Zak Roedde teaches men how to lead their wives with love, and women how to communicate in a feminine way with their husbands.

The board advanced a measure to shield renters from displacement due to immigration enforcement as landlords warn of renewed financial strain.

AB 144 also mandates state funding for transgender treatments and abortions.

The scammers are often transnational criminal organizations that operate overseas, said Deputy District Attorney Scott Pirrello.

Authorities seized more than $2.8 million in cash and 725 kilograms—about 1,600 pounds—of cocaine.

A Sacramento-based think tank said 7 million residents are below the line as housing costs and aid reductions take a toll.

With production hobbled by a refinery fire, energy officials cite the need to maintain imports to keep inventories from shrinking.

The California governor calls on 10,000 men to step up as mentors and volunteers amid rising suicide rates and disconnection.

Andre Kyle White also stole a truck while on the military base. He could get 10 years in federal prison.

SB 79 passed amid debate over housing affordability versus neighborhood preservation.

The Department of Justice and truck manufacturers recently sued the California Air Resources Board over emissions regulations.

The bill’s author said it focuses on lineage rather than race. Critics say it bases preferential treatment on immutable traits.

The bills will now head to Gov. Gavin Newsom’s desk, where he will either sign them into law or veto them by mid-October.

In a last-minute deal balancing green goals with lower prices at the pump, California leaders rebrand the emissions program as ‘cap and invest.’

If signed by the governor, the legislation would shield doctors and patients from federal penalties and allow them to mail the pills out of state.

Opponents of the measure claim the survey was flawed.

Ranked first is Whitney High School in Cerritos.

Zak Roedde teaches men how to lead their wives with love, and women how to communicate in a feminine way with their husbands.

The board advanced a measure to shield renters from displacement due to immigration enforcement as landlords warn of renewed financial strain.

AB 144 also mandates state funding for transgender treatments and abortions.

The scammers are often transnational criminal organizations that operate overseas, said Deputy District Attorney Scott Pirrello.

Authorities seized more than $2.8 million in cash and 725 kilograms—about 1,600 pounds—of cocaine.

A Sacramento-based think tank said 7 million residents are below the line as housing costs and aid reductions take a toll.

With production hobbled by a refinery fire, energy officials cite the need to maintain imports to keep inventories from shrinking.

The California governor calls on 10,000 men to step up as mentors and volunteers amid rising suicide rates and disconnection.

Andre Kyle White also stole a truck while on the military base. He could get 10 years in federal prison.

SB 79 passed amid debate over housing affordability versus neighborhood preservation.

The Department of Justice and truck manufacturers recently sued the California Air Resources Board over emissions regulations.

The bill’s author said it focuses on lineage rather than race. Critics say it bases preferential treatment on immutable traits.

The bills will now head to Gov. Gavin Newsom’s desk, where he will either sign them into law or veto them by mid-October.

In a last-minute deal balancing green goals with lower prices at the pump, California leaders rebrand the emissions program as ‘cap and invest.’

If signed by the governor, the legislation would shield doctors and patients from federal penalties and allow them to mail the pills out of state.