A two-year pilot would send county workers' insurance claims to a private firm hunting early signs of opioid misuse.

Jay Leno-backed SB 1392 would phase out smog checks for pre-1986 cars, but critics warn of added nitrogen dioxide pollution.

A Flatbush father with a disabled wife and asthmatic daughter says his bills keep climbing despite installing solar panels.

The new city office won't set rates, but it will help New Yorkers fight back against confusing insurance hikes and file complaints in Albany.

The Kalaeloa parcel includes warehouses the state already uses for film and TV production.

AG Letitia James joins 21 other states fighting a federal demand for commercial drivers' Social Security numbers before an August 17 deadline.

Kris Mayes says MV Realty stripped equity from cash-strapped Arizona homeowners using decades-long contracts recorded as property liens.

A new UC Berkeley IGS survey finds Xavier Becerra widening his edge since May, with even Orange County voters trending his way.

Four candidates are chasing two seats on the Mountain View Whisman board, including the man who tried to recall a sitting trustee.

City staff are testing a small paid-parking pilot at one surface lot instead, while the two-hour free street limit stays put.

A farmer, a utility and a solar developer are among five stuck waiting on the rail agency, which admits it has no permit process at all.

A four-year legal fight over a 2022 coding error ends with a record Fair Credit Reporting Act payout for roughly four million consumers.

Only North Dakota loses more educated young workers than Wisconsin, a new report finds — and the gap has barely budged since 2009.