The billboard along busy Interstate-5 will feature the faces of 24 people lost to fentanyl poisoning.
The billboard along busy Interstate-5 will feature the faces of 24 people lost to fentanyl poisoning.
The department revealed a new task force yesterday that will involve other police agencies aside from the LAPD.
California is closer to requiring financial literacy courses for public school children.
A new report finds an increase of California Highway Patrol officers in the San Francisco Bay Area is having an impact.
The Sacramento County Board of Supervisors has given the green light to its guaranteed income program.
Police are on the hunt for a homeless man who attacked a six-year-old girl in Santa Monica.
The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors now recognizes racism as a public health crisis.
Things are back to normal at San Francisco International Airport after a large protest shut down a terminal this week.
Economists blame the high cost of housing.
Orange County District Attorney Todd Spitzer is launching a new multimedia ad campaign targeting thieves.
Some U.C. Berkeley parents are taking matters into their own hands when it comes to keeping their kids safe around campus.
Bass signed a cooperation agreement on a visit to Paris over the weekend with the suburb that’s home to the newly inaugurated Olympic and Paralympic Athlete Village for this summer’s games.
A coalition of small businesses are discussing a tax boycott and are investigating the legality of such an effort.
A new bill in California aims to declare non-disclosure agreements in legislative negotiations as unenforceable.
The fire began inside a nearly 70-year-old brick building on Saturday morning.
Jimmy Kimmel says he was asked not to read former President Trump’s post criticizing him during Sunday’s Academy Awards.
Breed says world-class places are never forgotten for long and the right investments can spark monumental turnarounds.
After multiple setbacks and public outcry about the cost of the single-stall modular facility, it was offloaded yesterday in Noe Valley.
Steven Nikoui shouted, “remember Abbey Gate” and “United States Marines Kareem M. Nikoui” before U.S. Capitol police escorted him out of the chamber.
According to a report from real estate firm Zumper, the median rent for a one-bedroom apartment now exceeds $3,500.
Confirmation came from officials that a tire dislodged from a United Airlines flight departing from San Francisco International Airport bound for Osaka, Japan, on Thursday morning.
Recruitment at the Los Angeles Police Department is up, bucking national trends.
A new list ranks the top 25 places to live in America, and only one city in California is on it.
The U.S. Postal Service says mail carrier Bruce Jennings was attacked by a man with a decades-long rap sheet.
PG&E customers should expect to pay more on their bills as soon as next month.
While President Biden insisted last night that the state of the union is strong and getting stronger, not everyone was a fan of his State of the Union address.
The man ended up trapped in an air duct behind a wall on Wednesday.
State Assembly Member Joaquin Arambula is introducing a bill that would open the first-time homebuyer program to illegal immigrants by changing the language of who is eligible.
In a Central California Congressional race, Democrat Rudy Salas is the likely contender in what would be a rematch in November against a Republican who voted to impeach President Trump.
George Gascón’s bid to be reelected as Los Angeles County District Attorney appears headed to a likely runoff in November.
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