Southern California

The teen, who held a driver’s permit, drove through a barrier before the car fell off a cliff.

A music executive, two employees, a photographer, and a software engineer were confirmed as five of the six people aboard.

A helicopter crew rescues an adventurer who was injured during a Memorial Day weekend hike.

The president is directing local authorities to prevent a transgender athlete from competing against women in the upcoming state finals.

Each closed facility is estimated to save the administration $5 million to $30 million per month, according to the CBP.

The lawsuit would be the state’s 23rd against the Trump administration.

Alexander Ramos, an illegal immigrant who worked for a classic car company, directed checks meant for the company to his own accounts, prosecutors say.

They say tunnel construction is a threat to the region’s ecosystem that will send water bills soaring.

Kevin Gregory claimed employee-retention tax credits for a fake farming-and-transportation company in Beverly Hills.

The 11 states’ ‘Affordable Clean Cars Coalition’ comes after Congress repealed California’s authority to set stricter vehicle emissions standards.

A Cessna jet slammed into Navy housing neighborhood during foggy landing approach.

The spending error adds to the city’s ongoing fiscal crisis, according to the city’s Controller, Kenneth Mejia.

The list comes just as the summer travel season begins to heat up.

The Sacramento County Sheriff blames the mental health diversion for the fatal stabbing.

Gov. Gavin Newsom issues a warning for illegal marijuana growers in the wake of the state’s largest illicit cannabis seizure.

The new directive calls for streamlined permitting and easier access to landmark locations in the city.