California firefighting resources 'stretched' by 23 major wildfires, Newsom says
California is struggling to battle 23 major wildfires in what has become an acute fire season in the state.
California is struggling to battle 23 major wildfires in what has become an acute fire season in the state.
Golden State Killer victims continue to recount the impact of the serial killer's scores of crimes, including murders and rapes.
Sacramento has been plagued by bottlenecks in its COVID-19 testing system that have reduced capacity and slowed results, especially during the summer surge.
A magnitude 4.8 earthquake was reported 57 miles from Ridgecrest.
Particulate pollution is rife in the San Francisco Bay Area following numerous lightning-sparked fires. Intense heat is triggering ozone smog alerts elsewhere.
Los Angeles police launch a hate crime investigation after three women were assaulted and robbed about 2:15 a.m. Monday on Hollywood Boulevard.
Destructive Bay Area fires have been fueled by an unusual combination of dry lightning and extreme heat.
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L.A.'s growing population of homeless people had enough troubles. They didn't need the coronavirus on top of them — or this wretched, blistering heat wave.
Video from the scene shows FedEx Flight 1026 giving off a shower of sparks as it lands on the runway shortly before 4 a.m.
Temperatures won't be quite as high Wednesday, but a heat warning remains in effect and California's electrical grid operator has urged continued conservation.
On Sept. 1, California's courts will begin processing eviction and foreclosure cases again. With a federal deal far from certain, all eyes are on Gov. Gavin Newsom and the state Legislature to come up with a fix.
At the peak 26 parks and recreation centers in Los Angeles were being used as homeless shelters. Now there are seven.
The pandemic has had a disproportionate impact on Latinos — and on the mortuaries that help families say goodbye to their loved ones
Experts say it's going to be a tough call for figuring out how to get elementary schools reopened. Reopening elementary schools when disease transmission is too high is risky.
Forty years after a man was sentenced to life in prison for murdering his wife, he's been given a chance at freedom. The woman's family is shocked.
The LNU Lightning Complex fire has burned more than 32,000 acres in Napa, Sonoma and Solano counties. Evacuations are ordered in western Vacaville.
The removal of four dams along the California-Oregon border is crucial to the Yurok and Karuk tribes, the Klamath's salmon runs and the river itself.
A magnitude 4.0 earthquake was reported at 5:55 p.m. Tuesday 13 miles from Ukiah
Crews battle fires that burned more than 50,000 acres across Northern California and the Central Valley
Los Angeles is considering cutting power to at least three homes where large parties have occurred in violation of coronavirus-related rules against social gatherings.
Although Los Angeles County has met the majority of the state's benchmarks to be removed from its watchlist and allow further reopenings, the average number of infections among residents is still too high.
Prosecutors charged the 55-year-old with voter fraud, saying he cast ballots from 2012 to 2014 using the identity of his mother, who had died in 2006.
Ahead of a #FreeBritney rally in L.A. Wednesday, new court documents request that Britney Spears' father, Jamie Spears, be removed as her sole conservator.
The LAPD continued a years-long streak of clearing every single officer accused of biased policing.