Northern California

The Federal Railroad Administration wrote to high-speed rail authority CEO Ian Choudri notifying him of the possible termination of unspent federal grants.

The National Guard was deployed on Sunday amid days of riots and demonstrations over immigration enforcement measures.

The demonstration escalated when some protesters committed assault and vandalized property, police said.

AB 226 is an attempt to keep the state’s insurer-of-last-resort solvent after the Los Angeles wildfires.

The struggle hit a fever pitch after a transgender-identifying high school student competed in, and won, multiple girls’ state events.

Kava is made from the roots of the tropical kava plant (Piper methysticum) that is cultivated throughout the Pacific Islands.

The announcement comes after the company lost four major accounts in less than six months.

The bill author says it’s time to consider not just environmental but also economic effects of the E15 ethanol blend.

Drones would also help provide water, food, clothing, and hygiene products to areas that are difficult to access, said the department chief.

Wildlife officers say criminal networks employ countersurveillance techniques, underscoring high demand and profitability of illegal caviar trafficking.

Tennis coach and author Dick Gould was born in a farming community in Ventura, California.

Participants chanted slogans calling for an end to the Chinese Communist Party.

SB 672 is backed by groups such as BeyondLWOP, which opposes life sentences without the possibility of parole.

The campaign hopes to place the initiative on the 2026 ballot.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass said she plans to call an emergency meeting.

One Republican said that given the state’s deficit, this is no time to ’take out the credit card.' The bill must pass the Senate to get on the ballot.

Thirty-three Chinese and Taiwanese nationals were detained following the early morning raid on the underground nightclub.

The judge didn’t consider whether the tariffs were constitutional, but instead examined if the lawsuit should be moved to the Court of International Trade (CIT)

The two men—Sauntek Harris, 44, and Shaun Britton, 48—are scheduled to be arraigned on June 6.