‘It’s surreal’: Crews fight to protect Tahoe basin homes from Caldor Fire
As of early Tuesday, Christmas Valley homes along South Upper Truckee Road and Highway 89 were intact.
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Dixie Fire generated its own overhead thunderstorm amid ‘extreme’ conditions
The "pyro cumulonimbus" cloud structure caused lightning strikes and wild winds, according to Cal Fire and the National Weather Service.
California handgun sales hit record high last year
Handgun sales hit a new record in California last year as firearm sales rose dramatically overall for the first time since 2016, according to a statewide report released Thursday.
This bill was meant to protect California workers from COVID. These counties are using it to protect employers instead.
Only about one-third of the state’s 58 counties released specific information on workplace outbreaks in response to recent public records requests, revealing many workplace outbreaks that were never previously made...
California Reopening: All of your questions about the June 15 changes answered
From masks to parties to traveling, here's what you need to know.
California appeals ruling to overturn longstanding assault weapons ban
Thursday's appeal marks the next step of a legal battle that could eventually land in the Supreme Court.
Your boss, your bartender or your government: Who should know if you’ve gotten the COVID-19 vaccine?
Poll shows Californians are OK with having to show proof they have been vaccinated to get into sports stadiums or concert venues, but are a lot less sure about the...
Data show slow vaccination rates in many lower-income areas
Progress among poorer communities has been slower in Santa Clara and Alameda counties, even with vaccine supplies exceeding demand in many areas.
‘Vaccine passports’ are coming to California, but some residents could be left behind
Although experts laud the decision as a reasonable way to lower the risk of transmission while the economy reopens, many worry that vaccine passports come at the expense of Californians...
Coronavirus cases are on the rise in California, but still far from summer peak
Coronavirus cases are creeping up across California after nearly two months of stagnancy, marked by increases in daily case average and the state’s test positivity rate.
