State officials say the first-ever tribal-specific agriculture program could fund land return projects, but grants won't open until 2027.

The Sacramento-area district budgeted for a loss of 317 kids. Nearly 1,200 vanished instead, and officials aren't sure why.

State regulators say Blue Shield ignored inquiries tied to 58 member complaints for months. It's the insurer's third fine in about a year.

PHMSA says federal law overrides California's 2028 ban on single-use camping propane tanks, sold up to 7 million a year statewide.

The measure would lock in tax rates on California's top 2% of earners that are otherwise set to expire in 2031, with billions in school funding at stake.

A Sacramento lobbyist's 1959 Impala helped inspire the plate, which needs 7,500 buyers within a year to hit the road.

San Diego's Housing Commission serves over 16,000 voucher households, more than half seniors or disabled, as the state weighs a first-in-the-nation ban.

A retired Hanford teacher says she feels like a guinea pig as a fairgrounds data-center pitch fuels a hot CA-22 race.

Jaron Brandon and Alexandra Duarte face off Thursday in Modesto for a Senate seat spanning 13 counties and 16 tribal nations.

No Data Centers Shasta County wants a countywide ban before any project even applies. Supervisor Matt Plummer says targeted rules make more sense.

Tiffany Qualls forwarded donor addresses and fundraising plans to herself before her firing, CAGOP claims, as she preps a harassment suit.

The city grew its lending fund by $5 million, with First Northern, River City and River Valley banks handling loans to local firms.

Steve Hilton says a $1 billion leave expansion is affordable if California trims its workforce. Rival Xavier Becerra's camp says the math doesn't add up.