A state bill would force insurers to publish denial rates and face fines when many denials are overturned — a move supporters say will keep kids from losing needed care.

A federal judge dismissed the DOJ's bid for California's unredacted voter rolls, calling the request "unprecedented and illegal." The ruling is the first major judicial rebuke of the nationwide data push.

Nevada County prepares its Legislative Platform for 2026, focusing on securing funding for essential projects like wildfire mitigation, bridge replacement, and a new animal shelter.

Maraskeshia Smith presided over her first meeting as Sacramento's City Manager, tasked with managing the city's complex operations and a $1.6 billion budget.

Nevada County reflects on 2025 as the 'Year of Youth,' emphasizing government efforts to address youth needs such as free bus fares and highlighting improvements in housing, infrastructure, and services.

Twin Rivers trustees rejected material revisions proposed by Highlands and its sister program, nudging the embattled charters closer to revocation. The move follows a state audit that found massive funding irregularities.

Parole eligibility has expanded in California — but grant rates have dropped. Experts point to restitution rules and new digital evidence as major drivers.

Nevada County supervisors chose Lisa Swarthout as chair and Sue Hoek as vice chair for 2026, focusing on small businesses and district advocacy, respectively.

San Joaquin County approves an EMS contract to enhance emergency medical care, involving cities like Stockton and Lodi, with American Medical Response operating ambulances.

Stockton City Attorney Lori Asuncion resigned after 18 years of service. She was thanked by the Mayor and the Council accepted her resignation, appointing Taryn Jones as acting attorney.

Survivors of the Nov. 29 Stockton shooting traveled to Sacramento to demand state budget dollars for therapy, cash assistance and a trauma recovery center.

Iranian Americans in Northern California rally to echo protests in Iran, calling for an end to the Islamic Republic amid worsening conditions and a communication blackout.

SCUSD settled with the California AG over discriminatory enrollment practices, favoring higher-income families and affecting minority and disadvantaged students. The district agreed to a five-year plan to address these issues.