Despite felony convictions in fatal crashes, several North Bay drivers have regained licenses under a system that operates with no public tracking, few safeguards and rising calls for reform.

With such critical questions still unanswered, the investigation into OpenAI’s structure by the California attorney general must continue.

The bot fails at some basic questions. Cal Fire says it is working on fixes. Experts wonder if it launched too soon.

So far about 2,400 body-worn cameras have been handed out to officers in the Bay Area, Los Angeles, and the Sacramento area, according to CHP spokesperson Jaime Coffee. In total, all 7,600 officers ...

Gavin Newsom went to South Carolina this week. The state could host the first Democratic presidential primary again in 2028.

Research shows worksite immigration raids can depress local economies as people stay home and stop spending money. So far, ...

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The industry was temporarily exempt from AB 5, which required many contractors to be classified as full employees. Now nail ...

An analysis of more than 100 videos from the immigration raids across Southern California shows masked agents using force at ...

A congressional committee is scrutinizing universities across the country for how they’ve handled student and faculty actions ...

An exemption to the 2019 law has expired, renewing a battle between California’s nail salon industry and lawmakers.