Among the most controversial bills to be heard in the state Legislature this year is the so-called right-to-die bill currently making its way through the state Senate.
California’s death row is running out of space.
The state has not executed anyone in nearly a decade, but continues to sentence people to death.
Where you live has a lot to do with how likely you are to be locked up.
Key provisions of a voter-approved law restricting the residency of registered sex offenders will no longer be enforced, state officials announced Thursday.
Merced County District Attorney Larry Morse II is in the clear.
County and state officials are considering policy changes to provide health care services for undocumented residents.
The Inyo County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a new energy plan which avoids limits on the size of solar facilities.
California farm bankruptcies are up 65% this year, echoing a national trend exacerbated by the U.S. trade war with China.
Oakland will drop its lawsuit against Alameda County over the sale of the Coliseum to the Oakland A’s.
The San Diego County District Attorney’s Office is streamlining the reporting process for students who experience abuse in school.
More than a thousand public retirees in California are earning pensions that exceed the federal limit of $220,000, according to data from CalPERS.