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Inflatable Santas and reindeer; carols in grocery stores. The holidays have arrived.
‘Tis the (respiratory virus) season. Health officials say vaccines are the gifts that keep on giving
Infections of COVID-19, flu and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) are rising, though so far not as sharply as they were this time last year.
The race to seat his successor in the conservative Central Valley could heat up.
What goes into making the annual guide? The Times’ critic shares some secrets.
After a man allegedly tried to hire day laborers to dispose of a body, laborers share stories of dangerous and bizarre requests they receive.
Federal officials and environmental groups can’t seem to agree on anything except that the population of our iconic trees is in jeopardy.
Psychologists know more about why gifts are so hard than you might think. Plus our holiday gift guide.
Some students at the CSU school can’t afford rent after tuition, so they’re sleeping in vehicles. School officials are cracking down on them.
The Newsom-DeSantis debate is here. What should viewers expect from the governors — and the media — in the 90-minute back-and-forth?
Open-air desert camps on the U.S. side of the border have become unofficial holding sites for people seeking asylum.
In terms of the overall death rate, Florida tops California, but there is a lot of nuance that’s not clear from that metric alone.
A new report outlines the benefits and risks of generative AI as California looks to develop guidelines for the evolving technology.
