Regional & State News

The superintendent says she ‘decided not to pursue this strategy for next year to ensure we have time to meaningfully engage the community.’

New protests coincide with CCP’s intensified persecution campaign against religious group Falun Gong.

The new law, passed unanimously by lawmakers in both chambers, aims to create a system that citizens can use to transact with gold and silver.

A watchdog group alleges that the school fund received $3.6 million from Chinese entities in return for curriculum and other intellectual property.

Two illegal immigrants from Venezuela have been arrested in connection to the death of 18-year-old Ava Moore.

Lower courts had found a jury could conclude the officer used excessive force against a man participating in a riot following the 2020 death of George Floyd.

The state has become uncompetitive, a Milken Institute study found. The institute recommended increasing tax credits for producers.

The investigation follows a lawsuit by female athletes who say they were displaced by male competitors under California rules.

Since April, the airport has faced equipment failures, runway construction, and air traffic control shortages, causing delays and cancellations.

The suspect faces a first-degree attempted murder charge in the May 21 incident at the Montecito home of Beanie Babies maker Harold Warner.

Elks Lodge 1097 in Middletown stages a salute to veterans and first responders, featuring stories of war heroes to be remembered.

The Legislative Analyst’s Office urges lawmakers to adopt Gov. Newsom’s ‘focus on reducing multiyear spending,’ including cuts to Medi-Cal.

The law, which passed both chambers of the state legislature unanimously, facilitates a public list of repeat domestic violence offenders starting in 2026.

Participants cleaned the statue of the Goddess of Democracy, a replica of the original statue made by protesters in China.

The investment will protect existing 870 jobs at the facility, including 177 deemed to be ‘at risk,’ said the NY governor’s office.

Ranchers say their hands are tied as reintroduced wolves—listed as endangered—are feasting on cattle instead of hunting elk and deer.