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The risks for California's CARE Courts

By Jerel Ezell

California Could Set the Standard for a Historic Reparations Program

By Anisha Kohli

Feinstein's Masterclass in Ruining a Legacy

By Philip Elliott

Why Does A California Bill Want to Ban Skittles?

By Anisha Kohli
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California’s 10th Atmospheric River This Winter Causes Levee Breach and Thousands to Evacuate. Here’s What to Know About the Storms 

More than 8,500 people were under evacuation orders and warnings this weekend in the flooded agricultural region

By Anisha Kohli

11th Monterey Park Victim Dies

Police believe the gunman at a Lunar New Year event in Monterey Park, Calif. wanted to continue killing more people when he arrived at a second dance hall.

By Solcyré Burga , Simmone Shah and Michael Zennie

Another Storm Hits California as More Flooding Is Possible

On Sunday, showers continued at a rate of half-an-inch per hour

By Solcyré Burga

Why California Could Be the Last State to Offer Inflation Relief Checks

California lawmakers reached a budget deal last week, which includes $9.5 billion in direct payments to taxpayers

By Elizabeth Garone

Amplify Took 3 Hours to Stop California Oil Spill

Following a low-pressure alarm around 2:30 a.m. on Oct. 2, Amplify Energy didn’t shut the pipeline down until 6:01 a.m.

By Robert Tuttle and John Gittelsohn/Bloomberg

Biden Urges Californians to Vote No in Recall

“The eyes of the nation are on California,” Biden told a rally on Monday

By Jennifer Epstein and Mario Parker/Bloomberg

California's Wildfires Have Burned More Than 4 Million Acres

More than 8,200 wildfires have led to 31 deaths and the destruction of more than 8,400 structures in 2020, according to Cal Fire

By Sanya Mansoor

Gender Reveal Event Sparks California Wildfire

A gender reveal event sparked a wildfire in San Bernardino County, Calif. that burned through more than 7,000 acres as of Monday morning, officials said. Evacuation orders are in place in nearby residential areas.The El...

By Sanya Mansoor

Californians Avoids Major Blackouts

The California Independent System Operator, which runs most of the state’s grid, credited consumers with averting what would have been the largest blackout in state history

By David R. Baker and Mark Chediak / Bloomberg

California's Big Basin Redwoods Severely Damaged by Fires

Many of the parks redwoods are 1,000 to 1,800 years old, hundreds of feet tall and over 50 feet in circumference

By Madeleine Carlisle

California Power Grids Strain Amid Heat Wave

California imposed rolling blackouts for the first time since 2001 amid its hottest two weeks in 70 years

By Brian K. Sullivan/Bloomberg

7,800 Evacuated Due to California Fire

Nearly 1,400 firefighters from 307 engine companies have been deployed to fight the Apple Fire

By Tara Law

Hate Crime Charge Sought After BLM Mural Vandalized

"The narrative of racism, it's a lie," the man said in an incident captured on video

By Katie Reilly

A Socially Distant Father's Day at an L.A. Nursing Home Is a Welcome, Though Difficult Event

Alexandria Care Center has had 23 COVID-19-related resident deaths since the start of the pandemic

By Isadora Kosofsky

Deputies Kill Robert Fuller's Half-Brother

The half-brother of Robert Fuller was killed by Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputies, according to Fuller's family attorney

By Sanya Mansoor

FBI 'Actively Reviewing' Investigations Into Hanging Deaths of Two Black Men in Southern California

The FBI's announcement came after the families of both men publicly demanded further investigations into their deaths

By Madeleine Carlisle
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