Newly released dashcam footage shows the moment a charter bus lost control before crashing and injuring dozens of people in Southern California. The footage, captured by another motorist, shows the bus careening into a center divider on the 405 Freeway in the San Fernando Valley. In the clip, a white truck is seen trying to […]

Nearly one in ten California workers is an illegal immigrant, making California the second-highest state for illegal workers at 9.0 percent, after Nevada’s 10.4 percent, according to the Public Policy Institute of California. More than 2 million illegal immigrants are estimated to live in the state. Former U.S. Senate candidate Karen Roseberry recently attended a […]

Extremely critical fire weather with strong wind and low humidity swept has California, triggering red flag warnings as well as prompting major utility companies to temporarily shut down power in certain areas to lower the risk of catching wildfire. Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E), one of the largest power suppliers across the nation and mainly covers […]

A bus crash in Los Angeles has left 40 people injured and shut down several freeway lanes, according to reports. The crash took place on the 405 Freeway on Oct. 14, prompting all southbound lanes in the area to be shut down, ABC7 reported. Several other vehicles were involved in the crash. A total of […]

With his deep red tie and blue and white button-up shirt, Mark Meuser, Republican candidate for California’s secretary of state, appears to make a patriotic statement as soon as he steps into a room. The native Californian, entrepreneur, and election law attorney is running against Democratic incumbent Alex Padilla in the November election. An avid […]

A California teacher who disclosed details about an aide to President Donald Trump when he was in the third grade has been suspended. Nikki Fiske, 72, told the Hollywood Reporter details about Stephen Miller when the now-33-year-old was an 8-year-old in her class at Franklin Elementary School in Santa Monica. She claimed that his behavior […]

California Secretary of State Alex Padilla called for an independent audit of the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) after the agency admitted that around 1,500 people including non-citizen individuals were wrongly registered to vote through the Motor Voter program during a period from April 23 to September 25. At a press conference in regard to the cybersecurity […]

The gas tax repeal campaign “Yes on 6” recently sent out around 2 million copies of a “correction notice,” informing voters that the title of Proposition 6 appearing on the November ballot is misleading and could be confusing when people read it. The leaflet looks very similar to an official ballot document. However, it was paid […]

Google searches for “UFO” and “Aliens” spiked as an eerie glowing cloud spread across the California night sky on Oct 7. The hype surrounding the latest SpaceX rocket apparently hadn’t reached some Californians, who mistook the separation of the Falcon 9 rocket as an otherworldly event. SpaceX CEO Elon Musk had tweeted the previous day: “This won’t be subtle.” […]

SACRAMENTO, Calif.—On Sun. Sep. 30, Governor Jerry Brown vetoed AB 186, the controversial bill to give San Francisco City legal status to operate drug injection sites (SIS) for illegal drugs. Brown in his letter to the Legislature, while addressing the voices from both supporting and opposition sides, clearly stated his reasons for vetoing the bill: […]

People in California who committed a felony that resulted in an accidental victim’s death may no longer be charged with murder under a new law. Some people who have already been convicted might also have their prison time reduced. Senate Bill 1437 “narrows the definition of felony murder” to allow certain inmates to avoid punishment […]

California voters will soon have an opportunity to decide whether to roll back a year-old gasoline-tax increase that opponents say will eliminate billions of dollars of funding to repair roads and other infrastructure. Proposition 6 will appear on the November ballot, and if it passes, it will eliminate transportation funding bill SB1, passed in April […]

THOUSAND OAKS, Calif.—Authorities say 18 people including children have been sickened—seven critically—by exposure to chemicals at a Southern California swimming pool. The Ventura County Fire Department says authorities were called to Daland Swim School in Thousand Oaks Oct 3. evening after several people reported they were having trouble breathing. Seven people were listed in critical […]

A 90-year-old California man was arrested and charged with killing his stepdaughter after police officers reviewed her Fitbit and found crucial evidence on it. Tony Aiello was arrested on Wednesday, Sept. 26, on suspicion of murdering Karen Navarra, his 67-year-old stepdaughter, in her San Jose home. Aiello is married to Navarra’s mother, 92, reported KCRA. […]

This pair of Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department deputies went the extra mile to help an older woman—in fact, they pushed her heavy wheelchair that extra mile. The Lancaster, California Sheriff’s Station got a call a wheelchair blocking traffic on Oct. 2. Two officers were sent to investigate. When Deputies Chapman and Montanez arrived on the […]

A bill allowing lawmakers to effectively live outside of their districts was signed into law by California Governor Jerry Brown on Sep. 29. Senate Bill 1250 protects California’s 120 state lawmakers from prosecution regarding their primary residences. According to California law, state legislators can only represent an area where his or her primary residence is located. […]

WASHINGTON–The Justice Department filed a lawsuit on Sept. 30 after California Gov. Jerry Brown signed legislation to restore in the state internet protections known as “net neutrality” that had been repealed by the Trump administration in December 2017. It’s the latest clash between the Trump administration and California, which have sparred over environmental, immigration and […]

Advisories are being issued for Tropical Storm Rosa, Tropical Storm Sergio, and Tropical Storm Leslie as of Oct. 1 Rosa U.S. hurricane forecasters said that Rosa, once a Category 4 hurricane, is now a tropical storm. The storm is currently producing “heavy rains and flooding” throughout the southwestern United States, Mexico’s Baja California, and the […]

Tropical Storm Rosa has diminished from a Pacific hurricane, but will still bring strong winds and dangerous rip currents to southern California on Oct. 1, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) said. It could also bring life-threatening flash floods to central Arizona over the next few days, the NHC added. “This storm still has a punch, […]

The Trump administration has sued California state over a new law that imposes ‘net neutrality’ rules on the internet. The lawsuit filed on Sept. 30 by the U.S. Department of Justice came roughly an hour after Gov. Jerry Brown signed the law. The Federal Communications Commission last year repealed controversial rules to that were introduced […]