The US Education Department investigates Cal State San Bernardino as Trump dismantles the agency
US Education Department is investigating dozens of colleges for programs its says may be discriminatory. The programs target ...
Tech company reportedly laying off nearly 1,000 workers, including 240 in California
Block, the Jack Dorsey-led financial tech company, is laying off 931 workers, according to a memo reported by Techcrunch. The ...
Herb Greene, 82, Dies; His Photographs Captured the San Francisco Sound
One of the first to shoot the Grateful Dead, he also memorably chronicled many of the other bands that were on the scene in ...
California high-speed rail project needs $7 billion by next summer
Wednesday's hearing happened hours after Gov. Gavin Newsom released the latest episode of his podcast featuring political commentator and author Ezra Klein, in which the governor defended the ...
Florida’s Todd Golden ‘pinching myself’ in return for NCAA regionals
Former Saint Mary’s star player and USF coach leads top-seeded Florida into Sweet 16 against Maryland at Chase Center on ...
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California in settlement negotiations with Uber, Lyft in massive wage-theft case
Thousands of Uber and Lyft drivers seek back pay, damages in wage claims they filed with California before industry-backed ...
Where in California do renters stay the longest?
These numbers tell us that a California renter lives in the same unit for 33 months, according to the median stay of the 11 ...
In the Mood for Some California Dreamin'? Check Out 10 Great Movies Set in the Golden State
PEOPLE's new special issue, Reasons to Love California, celebrates cinema set on the West Coast Tom Gliatto reviews the ...
How safe are Northern California's bridges? Federal data shows how many are listed as 'Poor'
The number of bridges across the U.S. getting inspections that show they need work has increased over the last five to ten ...
The Bay Area’s deadliest local roads — and what’s being done to make them safer
Transportation officials have been working to improve safety on some large, busy thoroughfares that have a bloody history of ...
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California prisons' mental health programs put into rare receivership
A federal judge in Sacramento has put control of California prisons' mental health programs into a rare receivership, overseen by former Bureau of Prisons Director Colette Peters.
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San Diego Union-Tribune: Strike By Kaiser Mental Health Workers Nears The Six-Month Mark Frustrated Kaiser Permanente mental health care workers, approaching six months on strike, staged what ...