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The teen was released to his parents because the fire was quickly contained and caused no injuries or damage to structures.

The nationwide trend involves criminals who stalk bank customers making withdrawals and then burglarize their cars to steal the money.

The San Diego County man’s car overturned as he fled a Border Patrol agent, killing the pair he was smuggling.

Police say the men were involved in the fatal shooting of a 64-year-old man at an encampment in 2021. The shooting could be gang-related.

A court ruling in June allows the state’s ‘no touch’ ban to take full effect. That means no holding, even if you’re just looking at a map app.

The luxury department store’s closure adds to the woes of Santa Monica’s downtown shopping core.

The White House remains focused on public safety threats and the deportation of illegal criminals, according to a spokesperson.

The cost of legal cannabis will increase starting on July 1. Sellers say the higher price will drive more customers to the black market.

Gov. Gavin Newsom reminded the public about the fire dangers associated with illegal fireworks.

Sanctuary policies result in violence, chaos, and attacks on federal officers, Attorney General Pam Bondi says.

The move aims to keep more film production in California. The newly increased program will continue through June 30, 2030.

The San Mateo County could become the first in California to unseat an elected sheriff.

Some cities and counties have OK'd minimum wages higher than the state’s. Last year’s statewide hike in fast-food wages sparked price increases and layoffs.

The vice mayor of Cudahy in southern L.A. County tells drug-trafficking gangs to fight for their turf in a now-deleted video.

The films are expected to generate $664 million in total spending throughout the state, including more than $302 million in wages for California workers.

Richard Jue was placed on administrative leave following his arrest.

The state argued that the Second Amendment guarantees only a right to possess a single firearm. ‘California is wrong,’ the appeals court judge said.

Stanford University ranked fourth in the top rankings of U.S. universities this year.

Unions representing 45,000 workers plan to strike against Ralphs, Albertsons, Vons, and Pavilion as contract talks continue.

The teen was released to his parents because the fire was quickly contained and caused no injuries or damage to structures.

The nationwide trend involves criminals who stalk bank customers making withdrawals and then burglarize their cars to steal the money.

The San Diego County man’s car overturned as he fled a Border Patrol agent, killing the pair he was smuggling.

Police say the men were involved in the fatal shooting of a 64-year-old man at an encampment in 2021. The shooting could be gang-related.

A court ruling in June allows the state’s ‘no touch’ ban to take full effect. That means no holding, even if you’re just looking at a map app.

The luxury department store’s closure adds to the woes of Santa Monica’s downtown shopping core.

The White House remains focused on public safety threats and the deportation of illegal criminals, according to a spokesperson.

The cost of legal cannabis will increase starting on July 1. Sellers say the higher price will drive more customers to the black market.

Gov. Gavin Newsom reminded the public about the fire dangers associated with illegal fireworks.

Sanctuary policies result in violence, chaos, and attacks on federal officers, Attorney General Pam Bondi says.

The move aims to keep more film production in California. The newly increased program will continue through June 30, 2030.

The San Mateo County could become the first in California to unseat an elected sheriff.

Some cities and counties have OK'd minimum wages higher than the state’s. Last year’s statewide hike in fast-food wages sparked price increases and layoffs.

The vice mayor of Cudahy in southern L.A. County tells drug-trafficking gangs to fight for their turf in a now-deleted video.

The films are expected to generate $664 million in total spending throughout the state, including more than $302 million in wages for California workers.

Richard Jue was placed on administrative leave following his arrest.

The state argued that the Second Amendment guarantees only a right to possess a single firearm. ‘California is wrong,’ the appeals court judge said.

Stanford University ranked fourth in the top rankings of U.S. universities this year.

Unions representing 45,000 workers plan to strike against Ralphs, Albertsons, Vons, and Pavilion as contract talks continue.