Southern California

The city’s request includes more than $600 million for improving streets and to make up for lost revenue after the Palisades Fire.

The private university in Los Angeles received $1.35 billion in federal funding last year, including student aid and research grants.

If passed after a second reading, the ordinance would be the first of its kind in the nation. Grocers warn it may not benefit consumers.

The move is part of Gov. Gavin Newsom’s new role as co-chair of a coalition of state and local leaders who vow to cut emissions in half by 2030.

Cal Fire Capt. Rebecca Marodi, 49, was found stabbed to death in her San Diego County home in February.

The Republican assemblyman’s resolution follows state’s borrowing to shore up the program after extending coverage to illegal immigrants.

He urged people to ‘delete their data’ amid the DNA testing company’s recent financial woes.

The former lawmaker warns that CCP influence on California’s campuses, ports, and border should be seen as a national security issue.

Annual bill increases are expected to be limited to between 2 percent and 4 percent through 2026.

Cargo Therapeutics plans to lay off San Carlos staff and focus on maximizing shareholder value.

The bill would have furthered President Donald Trump’s education agenda in California.

The $330 million in tax credits will go to five major films and 46 independents. Gov. Newsom said the money will create jobs and boost local economies.

The federal complaint alleges that the accused ran a criminal enterprise that committed extortion, human trafficking, bank fraud, and murder.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk described the initial service as a combination of Airbnb and Uber.

Hoping to reduce obesity and diabetes, a bipartisan group of state lawmakers proposes phasing out ultra-processed foods by 2032.

‘I don’t want another Laken Riley to happen,’ Amador County Sheriff Gary Redman told The Epoch Times.

Film and television director Carl Rinsch faces 90 years in prison if convicted of all counts.

Federal Medicaid cuts need not jeopardize health care for poor Californians.

The governor pointed to rising medical costs as the state’s health care program balloons.