Southern California

A court ruling in June allows the state’s ‘no touch’ ban to take full effect. That means no holding, even if you’re just looking at a map app.

The state’s 2024 crime reports are missing data from parts of L.A., San Diego, and Kern counties.

The luxury department store’s closure adds to the woes of Santa Monica’s downtown shopping core.

The White House remains focused on public safety threats and the deportation of illegal criminals, according to a spokesperson.

The cost of legal weed will increase starting July 1. Sellers say the higher price will drive more customers to the black market.

Gov. Gavin Newsom reminded the public about the fire dangers associated with illegal fireworks.

Sanctuary policies result in violence, chaos, and attacks on federal officers, Attorney General Pam Bondi says.

One law requires companies that offer subscriptions, such as streaming services or memberships, to make cancellation as easy as signing up.

Veterinarian Janet Roark shared how to use essential oils and other techniques to help reduce your dog’s anxiety.

The spending plan includes an enrollment freeze to Medi-Cal for adult illegal immigrants.

The move aims to keep more film production in California. The newly increased program will continue through June 30, 2030.

The California governor seeks millions in damages over a story about a phone call he had with Trump.

Daniel Park was found unresponsive at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Los Angeles.

Real estate experts say the new mayor’s crime fighting efforts and a booming AI industry are drawing home buyers back to the city.

The lawsuit alleges the Orange County Registrar of Voters concealed improper registrations by refusing to release records.

Experts say stricter fuel emission regulation will boost prices, but estimates vary. A lot depends on the price of Low Carbon Fuel Standards credits.

The San Mateo County could become the first in California to unseat an elected sheriff.

The Justice Department cites potential civil rights violations in the University of California’s systemwide plan to diversify graduate programs and faculty.

Sen. Dave Cortese is asking for an audit on tolls, and Sen. Brian Jones is calling for one on fuel regulations.

Some cities and counties have OK'd minimum wages higher than the state’s. Last year’s statewide hike in fast-food wages sparked price increases and layoffs.

A court ruling in June allows the state’s ‘no touch’ ban to take full effect. That means no holding, even if you’re just looking at a map app.

The state’s 2024 crime reports are missing data from parts of L.A., San Diego, and Kern counties.

The luxury department store’s closure adds to the woes of Santa Monica’s downtown shopping core.

The White House remains focused on public safety threats and the deportation of illegal criminals, according to a spokesperson.

The cost of legal weed will increase starting July 1. Sellers say the higher price will drive more customers to the black market.

Gov. Gavin Newsom reminded the public about the fire dangers associated with illegal fireworks.

Sanctuary policies result in violence, chaos, and attacks on federal officers, Attorney General Pam Bondi says.

One law requires companies that offer subscriptions, such as streaming services or memberships, to make cancellation as easy as signing up.

Veterinarian Janet Roark shared how to use essential oils and other techniques to help reduce your dog’s anxiety.

The spending plan includes an enrollment freeze to Medi-Cal for adult illegal immigrants.

The move aims to keep more film production in California. The newly increased program will continue through June 30, 2030.

The California governor seeks millions in damages over a story about a phone call he had with Trump.

Daniel Park was found unresponsive at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Los Angeles.

Real estate experts say the new mayor’s crime fighting efforts and a booming AI industry are drawing home buyers back to the city.

The lawsuit alleges the Orange County Registrar of Voters concealed improper registrations by refusing to release records.

Experts say stricter fuel emission regulation will boost prices, but estimates vary. A lot depends on the price of Low Carbon Fuel Standards credits.

The San Mateo County could become the first in California to unseat an elected sheriff.

The Justice Department cites potential civil rights violations in the University of California’s systemwide plan to diversify graduate programs and faculty.

Sen. Dave Cortese is asking for an audit on tolls, and Sen. Brian Jones is calling for one on fuel regulations.

Some cities and counties have OK'd minimum wages higher than the state’s. Last year’s statewide hike in fast-food wages sparked price increases and layoffs.