The good doctor must leave the nation’s second-largest public health system to care for his aging parents in New York City.
Living in L.A. or San Jose? Now might be a good time to check your insurance policy.
A riot at the California Men's Colony prison in San Luis Obispo turned deadly Sunday.
A sensational eight year saga involving allegations of public corruption has ended without a single conviction.
Once facing extinction, these majestic birds are really taking off.
Pending approval of his contract, Johannes Hoevertsz will become head of the agency Oct. 10 at an annual salary of $179,210.
Last week’s devastating earthquake in Mexico City provides a glimpse into some of the worst case scenarios that could befall California in the event a similarly catastrophic tremor.
Female lawmakers and lobbyists in the state’s capital have joined a chorus of women nationwide who say they too have been victims of sexual harassment or assault.
In a win for local governments, Gov. Jerry Brown vetoed legislation Sunday that would have streamlined the permitting process for high-speed wireless services in California.
Cannabis is a polarizing issue.
The noose is tightening around California’s cities and counties. At least one-third of local and state budgets now go toward public employee pensions.