CalMatters

The proposal caps that retention period at 30 days. It comes amid growing concern that license plate reader data is being shared and used inappropriately.

Proposition 38 on the November ballot would provide nearly $8.5 billion for immunology research.

Newsom and state lawmakers must figure out how to spend the state's main climate fund — a leftover issue that didn't get resolved by June.

California lawmakers are considering a bill that would let survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, or human trafficking use their abuse as a legal defense — even for violent crimes.

The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation has spent tens of millions of dollars paying staff to act as human fire alarms.

The grizzly bear may be emblazoned on California’s state flag, but these bears haven’t roamed the Golden State in more than a century. Now, a group of Democratic lawmakers wants to consider reintroducing them.

Californians who haven’t paid their utility bills will be protected from power shut offs if temperatures reach 90-degrees or above.The California Public Utilities Commission voted to approve the new standard late last week.

A new federal policy requires that colleges and universities nationwide prove their graduates earn at least the median wage of workers with only a high school diploma.

Insurers can collect driver data through smartphone apps or other technology that’s embedded in a vehicle.

A federal judge has rejected a Trump administration effort to shift how states spend federal homelessness money. It’s a win for California in what’s been an ongoing legal battle.