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A California law will go into effect in September mandating that motorists must allow cyclists a buffer of at least 3 feet when passing. The law is intended to reduce the number of traffic deaths caused by motorists hitting the

During Thursday night’s California gubernatorial debate against Republican Neel Kashkari, California Governor Jerry Brown (D) revealed that nearly 30% of the state’s schoolchildren are either illegal immigrants or do not speak English. Brown, who recently said that illegal immigrants from

After all the hokey-pokey about how committed Tesla is to California, the company chose Sparks, Nevada to manufacture batteries at its new 26 acre “Gigafactory” where it is already laying a foundation, according to a CNBC report citing the Nevada Governor’s

Pacific Gas & Electric Co. (PG&E), having been found responsible for a Sept. 9, 2012, blast and fire that killed eight people and injured another 66, is protesting a fine of $1.4-billion fine imposed on its shareholders by two administrative

Apple Inc. was mildly embarrassed on September 2nd that private celebrity nude photographs and videos, including those with Jennifer Lawrance and Kate Upton, were allegedly hacked from iCloud accounts and then went viral after being posted online. But Apple, Inc. stock

In light of the genuine disaster that was the launch of Obamcare last fall, California is hoping to make the renewal process as painless as possible. But in light of foreseeable tax problems associated with auto-renewal, Covered California also hopes

SACRAMENTO, California — The state’s political media filled the lobby of the Senator Hotel on a warm, dry late summer evening. Seated on folding plastic chairs and hunched over card tables draped in white, the journalists did their best to

SACRAMENTO, California — Republican candidate for governor Neel Kashkari turned in a solid performance in his first–and only–debate with incumbent Democrat Jerry Brown on Thursday evening, shaking off a tough welcome from lead moderator John Myers of KQED and hammering

A four-day search for a venomous monocled albino cobra that was presumed to have escaped from a Thousand Oaks home ended with the snake’s capture around 3:15 pm on Thursday. The slithering snake was reportedly discovered along a fence not very

The FBI claims that just three bank robbers in San Diego are responsible for a significant spike in bank robberies in the area over the past year. FBI Special Agent Darrell Foxworth told local ABC affiliate 10News that one of

In a high profile, targeted Congressional race between incumbent Democrat Congressman Scott Peters and Republican former San Diego City Councilman Carl DeMaio, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce has decided to back the Democrat – the fourth Democrat to receive the Chamber’s

The Cardinal Newman Society has solid evidence that contrary to what the California Department of Managed Health Care (DMHC) attested, the state did not have a long-standing policy of viewing elective abortion as a mandatory, “medically necessary” insurance benefit. In

On Wednesday, according to the San Francisco Chronicle, Sen. Dianne Feinstein, chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee, informed the Silicon Valley Leadership Group in Santa Clara that the U.S. must fight ISIS, which she called “totally evil.”  Feinstein intoned, “I have

Just days after California governor Jerry Brown agreed to soak the state’s already-overtaxed citizens for $330 million in corporate welfare for Hollywood’s predominantly white and wealthy elite, Warner Bros. announced a series of layoffs at its Burbank studio. Though no

San Francisco’s new Rainbow Honor Walk memorial, which features bronze plaques of notable LGBT advocates embedded into the sidewalk on Castro Street, is riddled with typos. The memorial features the faces of 20 prominent LGBT activists, including Tennessee Williams, Oscar

Accused of intentionally spreading HIV to sexual partners, 29-year-old Thomas Guerra has continued to use dating websites to “hook up,” according to an HIV infected former boyfriend. Now a judge has ordered he abstain from dating websites. Guerra was recently

The evening before the first, and likely only, debate in the race for governor of California, Neel Kashkari released a mini documentary film attacking Jerry Brown for his ties to the California Teacher’s Association (CTA) and blasting him for his

Governor Jerry Brown’s lead over Republican gubernatorial challenger Neel Kashkari dropped to 16% with just two months to go until November’s midterm election, according to the results of a Field Poll published Thursday. Brown previously held a 20% lead in

On September 3, the Los Angeles Times reported Mayors Against Illegal Guns (MAIG) submitted a letter on behalf of 69 California mayors urging Governor Jerry Brown (D) to sign “Gun Violence Restraining Order” legislation. The legislation–AB 1014–is sponsored by Assembly members

The $7.5 billion California Proposition 1 Water Bond (Assembly Bill 1471, “Water Quality, Supply, and Infrastructure Improvement Act of 2014”) on the November ballot promises to provide more above ground water storage for the first time in 40 years in

California and traffic are no strangers, and the majority of people living in the Golden State will at some point complain about the less-than-savory jams that trouble their morning and afternoon commutes. For Bay Area commuters, in particular, the situation appears to

Tonight, Democrat Governor Jerry Brown and his Republican rival Neel Kashkari will meet face-to-face for what is the only scheduled debate between the two candidates. Of course, we won’t know until after the debate is over whether Brown, the experienced

LOS ANGELES – A new startup hopes to wrest control of the political system from special interests and place political power back into the hands of voters this November. Crowdpac, based in Menlo Park, California, provides a unique, comprehensive database

A new survey released on Wednesday revealed that approximately 10% of California’s state workers are illegal immigrants. The California Immigrant Policy Center, in conjunction with USC, using statistics based on data from the census, the Department of Labor, and the

Mark Armitage, a former scientist at California State University, Northridge, filed a lawsuit against the institution alleging a “wrongful termination” after he was fired for publishing evidence that suggested the world is 4,000 years old. Armitage, who is identified as