Two California lawmakers publicly blew up at each other earlier this month, hitting a nerve on an issue that has long-divided the state’s elected leaders: Whether and how much
In a sign of the ongoing threats to its precious groundwater stores, half a dozen regions in California rank among the world’s most rapidly declining aquifers, according to research
Thousands of volunteers fanned out across California this week, peering down alleyways, into parked cars and along creek beds in a mass effort to count the state’s homeless population.
The University of California suspended for a year its plan to allow undocumented students to acquire campus jobs, crushing a student-led movement more than a year in the making.
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A California Supreme Court decision three years ago was supposed to be the final word on former Gov. Jerry Brown’s marquee pension limit law, but judges are still sorting
Weldon Kennedy and his wife make it their business to keep up with California’s fast-changing clean energy landscape. So when the climate-conscious couple began planning to add a solar
A Cal State systemwide strike secured what more than half a year of negotiations and partial strikes couldn’t...a deal.
Negotiators of the California Faculty Association and California State
Voters won’t weigh in for more than two years, the primary election is not until June 2026, but the race to be California’s next governor is already growing
"Fool me once, shame on you," the saying goes. With the benefit of hindsight, there’s no better encapsulation of the experiment tech companies have conducted on humanity
In 2003, just five days after California voters recalled then-Gov. Gray Davis, he signed landmark legislation making it easier for workers to sue their employers for violations of state labor
