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 new California law could tax big employers over workers on Medi-Cal — but critics warn it may backfire on the very people it aims to help.

SB 1133 would push California schools to teach kids about sleep, stress and screen time — but not until 2027.

Shadow Oaks Hospitality collected room taxes from guests but spent the money elsewhere, city officials say, missing over 30 payments.

A state audit found California blew past inspection deadlines at more than three-quarters of nursing homes reviewed, leaving oversight gaps for vulnerable residents.

City staff are recommending GreenWaste Recovery over cheaper incumbent Waste Management, despite steeper monthly rates for residents.

Sarah Shulze told her coach she had suicidal thoughts before her 2022 death. AB 1985 would require mental health training statewide.

Fresno County leaders say a Sacramento law forcing a road tax onto the ballot tramples local control, and a lawsuit could follow this week.

Parents and neighbors say NorthPoint Development wants to build near a former chemical plant in Modesto, and they’re not having it.

Rob Bonta says Idaho's rule targeting transgender students is unconstitutional, leaning on California's decade-old inclusive facility policies.

Delaware's Supreme Court says the network must face discovery in Gov. Newsom's defamation case, rejecting an early appeal.

In Sacramento, one advocate described applying to 100 jobs and getting only rejections before his record was finally cleared.

Becerra's first Sacramento Capitol visit since June's primary ended after 12 minutes, with debate and voter ID questions unanswered.