California

The number almost doubled that recorded in 2020.

An Irvine man posed as a collector to borrow the expensive instruments, then sold them to an LA dealer, prosecutors say.

The bill passed largely along party lines and with no debate.

In a Glendale altercation, three boys try to steal a man’s backpack, and the man and one boy suffer stab wounds.

The suspect told a news station he had been taking meth and thought someone was chasing him. He said he has no interest in politics.

The UCLA student alleges her civil rights were violated as pro-Palestinian demonstrators created a ‘dangerous condition’ on campus.

The company, which will continue to occupy the other tower at One Market Plaza, is downsizing its office footprint as more employees choose remote work.

The plan is to disassemble Wayfarers Chapel, a popular wedding venue overlooking the Pacific, and either rebuild when the land settles or relocate.

A state bill currently being considered by state lawmakers would require school boards in California to limit or ban cell phone use in schools by July 1, 2026.

Besides having the most routes, the Golden State rated high in safety, family-friendly hotels, and child-friendly restaurants.

In April, the board—defying a state order—voted to continue notifying parents when their child wishes to identify as transgender.

Judge ‘improperly defied’ an order, court says.

The debate over turning library management over to outsiders stems from disputes over children’s section books that some deemed ‘inappropriate.’

Pomona College moved its ceremony to the Shrine Auditorium in downtown Los Angeles, but protesters set up a camp there too.

The governor’s goal is to speed up the approval process for rate increases and have reviews completed within 60 days of passing a budget trailer bill.

The court won’t shield corrections officials from lawsuits for the way they handled the pandemic.