After hitting a peak last year, California community colleges are getting better at detecting financial aid fraud. The rates are declining.
Month: May 2026
A new gun safety bill in the California Legislature would require a 4-hour training course before buying firearms. The rules could start in 2028.
Former Speaker Nancy Pelosi endorsed San Francisco Supervisor Connie Chan in the race to succeed her in Congress, tipping the scales in a three-way contest.
California is considering billions in free pollution permits for the oil industry amid concerns over high gas prices.
Fast food workers urge Gov. Gavin Newsom to appoint a chairperson to California’s fast food council, which hasn’t met in over a year.
From a public wildfire authority to a state backstop, California insurance commissioner candidates propose greater state involvement.
Turning Point USA chapters have nearly tripled at California colleges since founder Charlie Kirk’s assassination.
Data centers are expanding into water-stressed California communities, but lax disclosure rules keep the public in the dark.
A law advancing in the California Legislature algorithmic surveillance pricing illegal. Three other states just passed such bans.
Detainees cried as they described their lives in confinement in ICE detention centers. They spoke with investigators from the California Department of Justice.