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The bill, which passed 72-0, allows the procedure only for a therapeutic purpose. A veterinarians group said the bill sets ‘a dangerous precedent.’

The bill’s authors say the black-box warnings would help shield children and teens from ‘addictive features and harmful content.’

The state’s economy ranked fourth-largest internationally behind the United States as a whole, China, and Germany.

Last year’s event drew thousands, prompting Pacifica officials to charge organizers more for parking, cleaning, and public safety.

The Mexican was convicted of killing a young California couple while he was driving intoxicated in 2021.

Multiple property owner organizations, taxpayer associations, and chambers of commerce oppose the extra taxes and paperwork.

The candidate promised to eliminate the state income tax for people making under $100,000, improve business and education, and ’make California golden again.’

Statewide tax reduction following actions taken by some cities to cut retail taxes on struggling cannabis sales.

The state will randomly dole out $2 million in vouchers for applicants to buy new electric bikes.

The closure would leave the state’s gas-guzzling motorists with seven refineries, which could lead to higher gasoline prices, an industry expert says.

While blaming President Trump’s economic policies, Gov. Newsom said in a video that his state has ‘a whole lot of love for our neighbors up north.’

Gov. Newsom announces plans to reopen historic highway before summer tourist season.

Thousands of workers and small businesses were given funds to help them recover from this year’s devastating wildfires.

The nonprofit’s closures are the latest in a list of retail departures in the Bay area.

Huntington Beach’s requirements do not interfere with state law, a judge ruled.

The White House pushes back against Gov. Gavin Newsom’s announcement.

Gianna Buzzetta was struck by a falling rock along a trail near Kapa’a, Kauai. Family and colleagues are raising funds to pay for funeral services.

Gov. Gavin Newsom disputed the study and vowed to continue his fight to regulate Big Oil.

The bills represent a bipartisan push to cut through regulations and application processes.

The budget gap could grow if federal funds are halted, project leaders say. The rail line’s cost, originally set at $33 billion, has ballooned to $128 billion.