An effort to prevent repeat DUI offenses in California is advancing in the state Legislature.

Medicaid and the Children's Health Insurance Program, or CHIP, announced yesterday that they would no longer fund treatments like hormone replacement therapy and puberty blockers for youth.

California is home to more than 800,000 active rideshare drivers. State regulations enacted last year required that 30% of active drivers pledge support for a union before one could form.

A new report offers the most detailed account yet of the avalanche which killed nine people near Truckee in February.

Yesterday, immigrant rights organizations gathered to urge Contra Costa supervisors to commit to stronger protections against cooperating with ICE.

Democratic lawmakers and labor leaders are rallying behind an effort to crack down on monopolies in California ahead of the end of the legislative session.

The Bay Area Air District issued an air quality advisory through tomorrow as wildfire smoke from Monterey County is expected to drift into the South Bay and East Bay.

The report was completed in February but released this Monday. It finds that officers Jonathan Zepeda and Vinesh Govindbhai violated several department policies in the arrest of 48-year-old Matthew Ludwig.

It includes more than 400 transportation projects across the Bay Area, allocating $14 billion in federal, state, and local funding from 2027 through 2030.

The definition comes after two years of public debate, mainly between organic growers and conventional farmers over a strict ban on synthetic pesticides.