Newsom must decide by Jan. 1 whether California joins 31 states in the federal scholarship program — or lets residents' donations go elsewhere.

David Nelson wants investigators to check if city staff built a report to undercut his council bid. Roseville denies any wrongdoing.

About 450 Sacramento Superior Court employees say they could walk out after a mediator failed to broker a deal this week.

Democratic insiders are already sizing up chief of staff and cabinet jobs in a Becerra administration — with voters yet to cast their ballots.

NetChoice wants a judge to block California's black-box warning law before it reaches minors in 2027.

The eastern Placer County plan would have barred small plastic water bottles and foam containers. Three supervisors cited concerns about impacts on small businesses.

Richmond extended its data-center moratorium to nearly two years, even though the city has never had a single application filed.

Attorney General Rob Bonta says ICE agents are grabbing people right outside courtrooms, scaring victims away from justice.

Supervisors unanimously backed a $500,000 plan to study turning a former fire station and two other buildings into a UC Davis hub.

SEIU Local 1000 says 95,000-plus workers can walk Wednesday without warning supervisors — but pay and timesheets are on the line.

ASU will guarantee bachelor's admission to Associate Degree for Transfer grads from all 116 California community colleges, with most studying online.

Classes and business offices are closed, but Early College High School stays open on the Fairfield campus.

The No. 2 job at Lincoln PD pays up to $202,000, but the city's recruitment page shows an application deadline that's already a year old.