California

California Leaders Push Newsom to Pick Latino to Fill Harris’ Empty Senate Seat

Latino leaders in California are pushing Governor Gavin Newsom to appoint a Latino to the Senate seat that will be vacated by the state's Senator Kamala Harris.

Back Rent in California to Reach Almost $1.7 Billion by Year-End, Study Shows

A Federal Reserve study showed California's back rent is estimated to reach almost $1.7 billion by year-end, or almost one-fourth of the total rental debt across the nation.
COVID-19: California Reaches 1 Million Cases

COVID-19: California Reaches 1 Million Cases

Data from the Johns Hopkins University Coronavirus Resource Center showed Thursday that California's COVID-19 cases have already reached one million.
California College Student Gets 15 Years in Prison for Stabbing Adoptive Dads

California College Student Gets 15 Years in Prison for Stabbing Adoptive Dads

A California college student, Matthew Boulet, was sentenced 15 years in prison after he repeatedly stabbed both his adoptive father while home on summer vacation.
California Wildfires Cause Power Outage to Hundreds of People

California Wildfires Cause Power Outage to 361,000 Residents

Hundreds of residents have experienced power outages in several California counties on Sunday. Hundreds of residents have experienced power outages in several California counties on Sunday.
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California Plans To Cut Off Power Across 38 Counties

Around one million residents across California will be affected as the state power authorities plan to cut off the power supply to avoid more destruction.
Governor Gavin Newsom Announces He Will Sign Moratorium On Executions In California

Newsom Says California Will Review FDA-Approved Coronavirus Vaccines

California Governor Gavin Newsom said Monday that the state will independently review coronavirus vaccines before distributing.

Republicans Defend Unofficial Ballot Boxes as California Issues Subpoena

California Republican Party said it would continue to accept mail ballots at boxes but promised some safeguards.

White House Reverses Decision to Reject Wildfire Aid to California

The state of California will be receiving a wildfire relief assistance after the White House's reversal in its earlier decision of rejecting the aid.
Daily Life In San Francisco Amid Coronavirus Outbreak

California Eases COVID-19 Restrictions, Allows 3 Households to Socialize

California has eased its COVID-19 restrictions Friday, now allowing at most three households to gather outdoors.
Uber And Lyft Drivers Hold Rally Calling For Basic Employment Rights

Latino Leaders in California Express Income Inequality Concerns Over Prop. 22 With Uber, Lyft

Latino leaders in California expressed some concerns over Proposition 22 (Prop 22) during a news conference Monday.
Nurses Protest At UCI Medical Center In CA About Lack Of Personal Protective Gear

Orange County Remains on Red Tier as Hospitalizations Decline

Orange County is still in the red tier of California's coronavirus monitoring system despite the lowering number of hospitalizations.

California Gov. Newsom's Office: 'Don't Forget to Keep Your Mask on in Between Bites'

California Governor Gavin Newsom's office released a tweet reminding weekend diners to keep their masks on while dining.
Disney Lays Off 28,000 Workers As Pandemic Takes Toll On Theme Parks

California Theme Parks Need to Stay Closed, Newsom Says

California theme parks like Disneyland will have to stay close as Governor Gavin Newsom delayed reopening them.
Californians Vote By Mail Ahead Of November's Election

2,100 LA County Voters Receive Mail-In Ballots Without Presidential Candidates

Around 2,100 Los Angeles voters received mail-in ballots that did not have any way to vote for a presidential candidate.
Unemployment Claim

California Resumes Processing of New Unemployment Claims After 2 Weeks Off

California has finally finished with the two-week "reset" period for processing new unemployment claims.

'Blood Moon' Glows Over California Amid Growing Wildfires

A "blood moon" was seen in the hazy California sky amid continued growth of wildfires in the state.
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California Wildfires Reach Troubling Milestone, Exceed 4 Million Acres Burned

California wildfires set a grim new record on Sunday after officials announced that it had scorched a record-breaking four million acres this year.

Black, Latino Residents Often Cited by California Police for Non-Traffic Infractions, Study Says

Black and Latino residents are the ones most often given a citation by the California police for minor, non-traffic infractions such as sleeping in public or loitering more than their White counterparts.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom

California to Consider Slavery Reparations After Passing Landmark Law

California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed a landmark law establishing a task force to study and make recommendations on reparations for slavery.

4 Dead as Wildfires Continue to Ravage in Northern California

As northern California wildfires continue to scorch the area, the death toll has climbed to four on Wednesday.
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