Stories

… of the surplus is required by law to be spent on education. That leaves “only” roughly $49 billion in discretionary money, and the governor wants to reserve 99% of that for one-time spending: $18.1 billion …

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… going for as much as $1,800 per month. So she ended up living with family in Woodland, 11 miles away. That distance made her miss out on spontaneous meetups with friends, she said, and made college …

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… -nuclear movement. Despite the opposition, the plant was completed. Today, the facility employs about 1,500 workers. Its 2,240 megawatts of electricity generation is roughly enough to support the needs of more …

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… , the Coastal Commission today is deciding the fate of a proposed desalination plant that has been debated for more than 20 years. The decision about the $1.4-billion plant in Huntington Beach is pivotal …

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… of a firearm (PC 29800(a)(1), person prohibited in possession of ammunition (PC 30305(a)), possession of a billy club (PC 22210), possession of a switch blade knife (PC 21510), inflicting corporal injury …

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… revenue comes from the state’s top 1% of earners. Relative advantages Derek Brown, a Berkeley doctoral student and co-author of the study, said contributing taxes can be seen as an individual act …

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… and took him into custody without incident.Petersen was booked into the Humboldt County Correctional Facility on charges of assault with a deadly weapon other than a firearm (PC 245(a)(1)), burglary (PC 459 …

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… -Sangwan, executive director at the California Pan-Ethnic Health Network Dr. Takashi Wada, chief medical officer at Inland Empire Health Plan, which serves 1.5 million people in Riverside and San Bernardino counties …

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… ) Clockwise from top left: Daggett, Branson, Nazelrod, Maynard. During a search of the residence agents located 3 loaded firearms, 2 ounces of methamphetamine, 1 ounce of heroin, along with small amounts …

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… , set Aug. 1 as the date for the new trial. Including jury selection, the trial is expected to last about five weeks. Christie himself is scheduled for cancer surgery later this month …

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… , methamphetamine, cocaine, digital scales, ammunition, and packaging materials. Agents also seized 1 ounce of methamphetamine, ¼ ounce of fentanyl, and 20 “perc-30” fentanyl pills that were concealed inside …

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… and Power today announced that all of its nearly 4 million customers will be limited to watering twice a week beginning June 1. By March, some residents already faced aggressive drought rules from …

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… , policy director for Equal Rights Advocates, a bill sponsor. A second bill, introduced by Assemblymember Kalra, would be a first-in-the-nation measure to make companies with 1,000 or more workers …

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… breath. She patiently waited for two of her sisters to arrive to say their last goodbyes. Olga battled with Parkinson’s for many years.Olga was born April 1, 1936 in Mulatos, Sonora, México to Abelardo …