Galt voters will decide whether to make the city clerk and treasurer appointed positions.

The catch: the statewide paid holiday requires legislative funding and a CalHR determination that sufficient funding exists; bargaining units may negotiate the holiday separately.

CARB says its new gasoline rules keep health protections intact while giving Californians more options at the pump.

CSU trustees vote in November on scrapping the sole TOEFL rule, as officials call it outdated and costly for global applicants.

District 1 candidates Holly Andreatta and Christine Treshchuk clash over undisclosed legal fees as Lincoln's suit against The Gathering Inn drags on.

Gov. Gavin Newsom met again with Spain's prime minister to seal a fresh clean-energy agreement, CalEPA says.

A landowner group tied to AKT Investments says a mailing slip-up cost them dearly across 92 Sacramento County parcels.

Davis voters get ballots one day before the council considers a 374-acre farmland trade tied to Measure W.

Nearly 30 advocacy groups are urging state leaders not to trade California’s net neutrality protections for federal broadband dollars.

New state law lets community colleges compete with CSU for some bachelor's degrees, but Newsom again blocked a nursing pathway.

Gary Singh and Dr. Matthew Alexander each face two misdemeanor counts weeks before Manteca's tight mayoral election.

AB 1586 requires campus officers statewide to train on spotting and reversing opioid overdoses as teen deaths climb.

The order speeds up two state AI safety laws and gives experts just two months to recommend tougher rules.