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Indoor live events and performances can resume in California this month with limitations amid declining COVID-19 rates and continuing vaccinations.

Orange suspect faces four counts of murder and three counts of attempted murder.

A husband and wife were killed when a redwood tree fell on their car as they drove along a forested highway in Northern California.

Those who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 can safely travel within the United States, while still taking protective measures, the CDC says.

The COVID-19 response has become a race of vaccines versus variants and officials are urgently trying to get doses into as many arms as possible.

Police say suspect Aminadab Gaxiola Gonzalez had a "business and personal relationship" with the victims

I still don't think Newsom will be recalled, although I'm not putting money on it just yet. But I'll wager a roll of pesos that the ultimate loser will, again, be the Republican Party.

Thanks in good part to Trump, this UC Davis expert is in demand as an explainer and debunker of the political conspiracy theories that continue to run rampant.

The city's new resource office will help address youth isolation brought on by the pandemic.

Record amounts of regional water storage will buffer urban Southern California from the effects of drought this year.

A magnitude 4.4 earthquake was reported at 1:21 a.m. Friday, 29 miles from Fortuna, Calif.

Yes, you can stream music or buy vinyl online, but the crowds at Ameoba Music's reopening in a new Hollywood Boulevard location show the power of IRL record shopping even in a pandemic.

New advisory asks people, even those vaccinated, to get tested before and after they travel

March ran the gamut of coverage for our photographers.

Gov. Gavin Newsom's political survival hinges on how Californians feel about their lives and their governor in the fall when they will probably cast their ballots. And already, voters are more confident about the future — and Newsom — as vaccinations increase in the state and more people begin to envision a return to normal life.

Ovation Award organizers mistake nominee Jully Lee for a different Asian actor. In protest, the city's largest theaters pull out of the L.A. Stage Alliance.

"We're back in a bit of a precarious place," said Dr. Sara Cody, public health director for Santa Clara County, as infections rise in Silicon Valley.

The Cal State L.A. site was slated for possible closure next month and will now stay open

Tackling numerous outstanding tasks could make it more difficult for Rob Bonta to pursue his own ambitious criminal justice reform agenda in the coming months.

An analysis commissioned by the university shows that its 23 campuses have an outsize direct and indirect impact on the state's economy.