California introduces mobile driver's licenses and IDs, compatible with Apple and Google Wallets, in partnership with tech companies to enhance identity verification.

The Los Angeles County Superior Court system will remain closed Monday due to a severe ransomware attack that prompted the shutdown of its network systems.

Elon Musk has announced plans to move SpaceX and X headquarters from California to Texas, citing a new California law and other local challenges as reasons.

AT&T has confirmed a substantial data breach affecting nearly all customers, comprising call and text records, but not personal identifiers. An arrest has been made, with implications for personal privacy and national security under scrutiny.

A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launched from California, carrying 20 Starlink satellites and offering a striking light show visible across Southern California.

California offers free and discounted CalRx branded naloxone nasal spray to combat the opioid crisis, allowing organizations to receive or purchase the overdose-reversal medication at a reduced cost.

Glendale is issuing an RFP for operators to lead startup initiatives in their tech development strategy, building on existing programs to enhance the local tech scene.

California plans to buy CalRx-branded naloxone nasal spray for $24, half its market price, making the drug more accessible to combat opioid overdoses.

Long Beach is seeking public input on TID 26, its IT plan, through a survey and workshops to enhance tech access and services in alignment with its 2030 Vision.

Irvine prepares for its second annual Tech Week featuring events to unite entrepreneurs, investors, and industry leaders for networking and innovation discussions.

Waymo initiates its paid robotaxi service in Los Angeles, venturing into driverless urban transport with plans to expand passenger outreach over time.

Bright lights were seen across Southern California's sky, prompting speculation about their origin, possibly related to space debris, a recent SpaceX launch, or natural celestial events.

The Irvine Police Department humorously claimed to add a Tesla Model Y to their fleet, hinting at a quieter, more discreet presence in the community, but the #aprilfools hashtag revealed it as a playful prank.