A 2024 Supreme Court decision enabled local governments to adopt stricter ordinances about camping in public spaces.
The final version of Senate Bill 79 offered local governments plenty of wiggle room over the where, when and how of the law.
The $175 million transformation has been inching forward for nearly two decades.
State public school enrollment dropped 1.3% this school year, the largest decline since 2021-22.
The race for governor is frustratingly murky on the Democratic side, with seven major candidates splitting the vote.
The Senate’s public safety committee this week passed a bill that would require online dating services to run criminal background checks on California users.
The PPIC survey of 1,604 California adults was conducted between March 26 and April 3.
The Manhattan District Attorney’s Office opened an investigation into sexual assault allegations against the East Bay congressman.
The BAC represents more than 350 major employers and works to advance economic growth, housing solutions and regional collaboration.
The South Bay Democrat recently parted ways with a prominent campaign strategist.
BART relies heavily on passenger revenue from fares and parking fees from customers who park and ride.
State and federal decisions could reshape California’s water systems and rivers.
Even frequent users say they are less excited about AI tools than they were a year ago.
Lawmakers, nonprofit tangle over program promising to address child literacy.
Proposed budget assumes current service levels — and the successful passage of Senate Bill 63, a regional sales tax measure.
Even some of the most liberal lawmakers and labor unions aren’t convinced by the plan, which has gained national attention.