Bill Lockyer is among former government leaders, bureaucrats and regulators who have joined or established financial ties with the marijuana industry.
The Dodgers’ 1983 season resembled a roller coaster.
Despite near-constant protests over a California vaccine bill, a new poll shows voters in the state overwhelmingly support increasing oversight of medical exemptions that allow children to skip some or all shots required for school or daycare.
Wealthy Democratic donor Ed Buck has been under scrutiny ever since a young man died of a drug overdose in his home in 2017. But despite ample evidence of drug activity and dangerous behavior at Buck’s West Hollywood apartment, local authorities did not lob criminal charges at him until last week.
300 volunteers and cleanup of the murky San Gabriel Riverbed in an effort organized by the U.S. Army Corps’ of Engineers new team of four park rangers assigned to the nature sanctuary.
A proposed 419-unit development along the Los Angeles River has ignited debate about what projects are appropriate along the once-neglected waterway.
Nonprofit executive and Democratic fundraiser Dixon Slingerland fired as head of the Youth Policy Institute
Leading Chinese American scholars and scientists say they face an alarming rise in racial profiling as a result of President Trump’s hard-line policies against China, speaking out this weekend at an invitation-only conference in Silicon Valley.
California companies are scrambling to figure out how AB 5, a sweeping new hiring law, affects them.
The earthquake occurred four miles from Avenal, Calif., 23 miles from Lemoore, Calif., 31 miles from Hanford, Calif., and 33 miles from Corcoran, Calif.
