California's fight in federal appeals court over the National Guard is over, and Gov. Newsom came out on top, according to Attorney General Rob Bonta.

City leaders are debating whether to trim American Canyon's water share in a $6.8 billion reservoir project before a December deadline.

Starting July 2027, California seniors and disabled residents must hold under $21,000 in assets to keep Medi-Cal — or lose coverage for caregiving and wheelchairs.

KG-Bryant says roots from a city-owned tree wrecked the basement it once leased to Palo Alto's own permitting office.

More than 40 UC students and groups say Regent Jay Sures stayed silent after a speaker told Muslims to leave America.

Josh Becker's Frontier AI Safety Act would force companies like Anthropic to disclose safety spending, with the state attorney general able to sue violators.

Measure W would cost homeowners $29 per $100,000 of assessed value and fund roughly 80 housing units for staff at the former Knolls Elementary.

A draft California Law Review policy would force editors to delete application files just as federal scrutiny of Berkeley Law intensifies.

A 33-question text survey probed Richmond’s ties to Chevron, but no one — not the city, not council members — claims to have written it.

eBay is slashing about 9% of its workforce months after cutting 800 jobs, even as its stock outpaces the S&P 500 this year.

Four applicants are left waiting as Mountain View punts two planning commission seats past Nov. 3, with the mayor crying foul.

Measure J would give supervisors 60 days instead of 30 to replace an elected official and add a public comment requirement.

A California jury had already found Servant's makers never saw Francesca Gregorini's film before the show was made.