Cal OES leaves it to employees to flag which emails count as key records before the 90-day purge kicks in.

Sacramento's SAFE Credit Union members have until October 27 to decide on a Seattle-area merger, as scrutiny grows over executive payouts.

Paul Kimball has waited six decades to see his original birth record. A shelved Sacramento bill just made him wait longer.

Kelley Davis filed three days after Auburn's deadline, and a rival says officials owe residents honesty about how she still qualified.

AB 2646 would set a $19.75 wage floor for seasonal farmworkers, but the NFIB says it could push grocery prices higher statewide.

SEIU Local 1000 says the Lottery ducked legally required contact info for hundreds of workers — and it's not the only agency doing it.

State lawmakers passed SB 942 after six detainees died in California facilities in six months, one lawmaker says.

A council vote next week could bring to-go cocktails to Broadway and Oak Park Triangle for the first time.

Gov. Newsom just signed a law banning NDAs in state lawmaking, closing a loophole exposed by the ballooning Capitol Annex project.

County planners say a new blueprint must plan for wildfire, drought and 93,000 new homes across Western Placer.

California is one of just three states with no minimum marriage age — a Sacramento bill just cleared the Senate to change that.

Supervisors voted 5-0 to loosen west slope short-term rental rules, with one buffer change passing 4-1 over a dissenting vote.

Four congressional Republicans want the DOJ to check whether UC Berkeley researchers broke federal disclosure law over Beijing ties.