Regional & State News

Some terminated employees have been rehired and parks have been given the go-ahead to hire seasonal staff.

In the middle of the robbery spree, two suspects took a brief detour to Las Vegas to get married, said prosecutors.

The Los Angeles County district attorney said the new evidence was insufficient and cited a pattern of deception by the brothers.

Higher education groups and Baltimore officials argue the executive orders violate existing law and exceed presidential powers.

The arts group vows to keep going despite intimidation.

The amendments, which aimed to encourage the use of clean-energy vehicles, were found to be inconsistent with state law.

Judge Gregory Carro did not set a trial date.

Karen Bass said that the Los Angeles Fire Department was not prepared when fires broke out in January 2025.

‘Additional cases are likely to occur in the outbreak area and the surrounding communities,’ state health officials warn.

Maine high schools allow males to play on girls’ teams. Gov. Janet Mills said she ‘will not be intimidated by the president’s threats.’

The judge is appointing an outside lawyer to address the motion requesting charges against Eric Adams be dismissed.

The CDC said it remains unclear how the cats got sick or whether they spread the virus to people in their respective households.

Senators expressed concern over increasing electricity costs paid by consumers while Pacific Gas & Electric makes record profits.