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Families are still mourning victims from one of the worst mass shootings in history: "It doesn't make for good feelings this time of year."
While the Bay Area remained socked in with fog, the region has seen unusually cold temperatures in recent days. What to know.
While the state technically implemented this ban more than 10 years ago, lawmakers hope this new law will close a "nasty loophole."
He and his wife were both shot at the deadly birthday party shooting.
This wealthy, coastal town said their pickleball scene became a "madhouse."
Winds could gust up to 50 mph in some areas and forecasters are urging residents to watch out for downed trees and secure outdoor items.
Authorities have reportedly canceled thousands of commercial driver's licenses in California.
In October, Congress voted to discontinue a 25-year-old program that allowed carpool lanes access and toll discounts.
Took a break from the news? Worry not. We've rounded up some of the stories you missed in NorCal on Saturday and Sunday.
Took a break from the news? Worry not. We've rounded up some of the stories you missed in SoCal on Saturday and Sunday.
A major improvement project beginning Dec. 1 will shut down eastbound lanes through May 2026 as crews work on a slew of upgrades.
The crash sent eight people to a local hospital, authorities said.
The e-commerce giant was ordered to pay a settlement amid allegations that the company enrolled millions in Prime without their consent.
Officials did not immediately say how long the delays are expected to continue, but travelers are advised to monitor their flight status.
A search was underway Friday for whoever fatally shot the 57-year-old man, authorities said.
The Riverside amusement park will transform into a Royal Holiday Village featuring nightly Christmas tree lightings, "snowfall" and more.
The Tribe said the vandalism and language used on the I-10 billboard stand in stark contrast to its long-held values of respect and unity.
Republican Chad Bianco has launched a campaign to help pay for his legal fees. Here's why.
Police say a juvenile riding a pocket bike was injured Wednesday after colliding with a Subaru in Menifee.
Do you have questions or concerns about the project on Collier Avenue and West Minthorn Street?
