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California Democrats Split Over Proposal Making It Easier to Sue Corporations
A California bill that would give ordinary residents new power to sue large corporations over anticompetitive business practices is dividing Democratic lawmakers in Sacramento,...
California Has Made Fire Prevention Gains, But Federal Cutbacks and Funding Woes Threaten That Progress
California's wildfire threat shows no signs of easing, and last year's devastating Altadena and Palisades fires made that painfully clear to residents across Southern...
5 Things to Know About Undercover Police Stings Inside California Jails
California’s Supreme Court is set to weigh in on at least 10 cases this year involving one of law enforcement’s more controversial tools: undercover...
Psychological Warfare: Examining the Rise of Covert Operations in California Prisons
When Jason Zapata was booked into the Riverside County jail on suspicion of firing a gun into the air, deputies placed him in a...
UC to Reassess SAT and ACT Admissions Policy by June 2027
The University of California is not abandoning plans to reconsider the SAT's role in undergraduate admissions, university officials say, despite news reports last week...
