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AP Photo/Noah Berger, FileAnother insurance carrier is reducing future coverage in the state. United Services Automobile Association or USAA will evaluate properties and assign them a number...

AP Photo/Jeff Chiu, FileSan Francisco is exploring ways to save the city’s ailing tourist attraction Fisherman’s Wharf. For generations, the site has welcomed tourists near and far, but a ...

AP Photo/Jeff ChiuLeaders in one Southern California city are taking steps to make sure their community doesn’t have to deal with masks or COVID-19 mandates. The Huntington Beach City Council vo...

AP Photo/J. Scott ApplewhiteThe race for Diana Feinstein’s U.S. Senate seat has two clear leaders, and both are from Southern California. According to a new UC Berkeley-Los Angeles Times poll, S...

AP Photo/Alex BrandonNancy Pelosi, the former speaker of the House of Representatives, on Friday announced she would run for re-election to her San Francisco congressional seat. Pelosi, a Democrat, wa...

Manuel Balce CenetaAPFormer President Donald Trump is on track to sweep all the delegates at next year’s Republican convention in California. The latest polls suggest he continues to h...

An iconic Bay Area water park is closing its doors for good. Raging Waters in San Jose announced its permanent closure Wednesday, just two days after its “Last Splash” event closed out the...

California Governor Gavin Newsom wants to transform San Quentin State Prison into a rehabilitation facility. Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg is the lead advisor on the project and says the prison i...

As autonomous vehicles become more prevalent in some cities, California may put the brakes on driverless trucks. The autonomous vehicle industry has 18-wheelers ready to hit California’s highway...

The Oakland Police Department has less than a year to improve the speed at which dispatchers answer 911 calls or it may lose state funding for its 911 operations.The State of California requires 90% o...