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The effort to dismantle the federal agency as universities try to avoid the ‘DEI’ crosshairs.
Records show Southern California Edison knew for years that its transmission towers around Eaton Canyon posed a risk of sparking a fire.
A researcher tracking CO2 emissions across a swath of the city says trees are ‘uncanny’ air cleaners.
The U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Civil Rights is closing regional offices in San Francisco and elsewhere.
Trump officials are unclear about fate of Sáttítla Highlands and Chuckwalla national monuments that Biden established on his way out the door.
Fans decked out in blue crammed into Haneda Airport’s arrival hall in hopes of snapping a photo of the team or their favorite player. Thousands roamed the streets around the Tokyo Dome ahead of the team’s first official workout.
Just because poppies won’t blanket our hills like in previous years, doesn’t mean there won’t be beautiful flowers to admire across the state.
Many voters say they want stronger rules on homebuilding and don’t trust Mayor Karen Bass with the recovery effort. But most residents don’t plan on leaving.
Here’s what you need to know about the storm while you were asleep.
Secret recordings have sparked multiple investigations and led some officers to be removed from the department’s recruitment office.
A pressing question is why it took officials nearly eight hours from the beginning of the Eaton fire to send evacuation orders to western Altadena.
The largest home insurer in California seeks approval of a 22% emergency rate hike even as it faces complaints over its handling of insurance claims.
