California now has the most COVID-19 deaths, though fewer per capita than most states
Los Angeles Times data show that 45,007 Californians have died from COVID-19, 114 per 100,000 residents. New York has recorded 44,969 fatalities, 229 per 100,000.
Los Angeles Times data show that 45,007 Californians have died from COVID-19, 114 per 100,000 residents. New York has recorded 44,969 fatalities, 229 per 100,000.
California's first cases of infection caused by the South Africa coronavirus strain have been confirmed in the Bay Area, Gov. Gavin Newsom said Wednesday.
Coachella will become the city first in the nation to offer a pandemic pay bump to farmworkers if the ordinance is approved, the city's mayor says.
Placing a cloth mask over a medical one or putting on a tightly fitted medical mask could reduce exposure, a CDC report finds. There are caveats.
The Kobe Bryant and Gianna Bryant Helicopter Safety Act bill in Congress will be amended to include NTSB recommendations on pilot training.
Though Democratic lawmakers and labor leaders are rallying around Su's nomination, others, including Republican legislators, are raising concerns.
A new effort to build housing for the homeless intends to demonstrate how the private sector can build faster and cheaper
Earthquakes remain a threat to California's aging dams, but experts say extreme weather due to climate change will pose new risks.
A proposal by Councilman Joe Buscaino to pursue litigation forcing L.A. Unified to reopen campuses receives cool reception from other city officials.
Officials are racing to improve COVID-19 vaccination rates among Black people and Latinos in Los Angeles.
Capital city says it's important to allow more housing near jobs, transit
The bullet train link between Bakersfield and Merced would have a single track to save money.
Several Trump immigration policies remain, including a ban on visas for some relatives of citizens and another on employment-based visa applicants.
Although New York City and Chicago have reached deals to reopen schools, similar agreements in California have been elusive, jeopardizing President Biden's push to get kids back in the classroom.
A police chase led to a shopping plaza in Inglewood, where the suspect changed clothes inside a discount store and left, authorities said.
Contra Costa County authorities issued a public health advisory Tuesday after a Chevron refinery in Richmond began spilling a petroleum product.
The Los Angeles City Council voted 11 to 4 to approve a plan for two high-rise residential towers on a block near City Hall that was formerly known as Times Mirror Square.
A magnitude 3.8 earthquake was reported Tuesday afternoon 12 miles from Brawley, Calif.
Venue became a training ground for artists such as Ry Cooder, Jackson Browne and Linda Ronstadt.
State and local officials vowed Tuesday to make improvements to ensure doses are delivered equitably and that California's hardest-hit, harder-to-reach communities aren't left behind.
San Francisco will begin vaccinating essential workers on Feb. 26, but Mayor London Breed expressed pessimism about schools reopening.
First, LACMA sold its $6.6-million director's home and bought Govan another for $2.2 million. Less than a year later the new home is on the market.
White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki tweeted the president's support for Newsom after she was asked about the topic during a briefing.
A large-scale vaccination site opened Tuesday at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, with a goal of inoculating 15,000 people daily.
Public service law groups want a judge to bar the L.A. County court system from holding in-person traffic or eviction trials during the pandemic.