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Canterbury Museum has been taken over by urban artists filling the space with colour for its blockbuster farewell exhibition.

With a few hundred thousand visitors expected to travel to Phoenix for the Super Bowl, a particular challenge is to keep people safe. In the Phoenix area, a number of law enforcement agencies, as well as private security, are helping to make sure attendees have a safe experience.

In a significant course change, the California Department of Health Care Services announced that it has negotiated with five commercial health plans to provide Medi-Cal...

A number of new laws in California affect farmworkers' right to unionize, salary transparency, reproductive rights, Native American history taught in schools, and more. Then we'll discuss Governor Newsom's proposed $297 billion budget.

Programming note: The newsletter will take a break on Monday, Jan. 16 for the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday. We’ll be back in your inbox Tuesday, Jan. 17.

Labor shortages are an issue in almost every industry, but Pioneer Industries in Seattle said employers are overlooking qualified workers.

Newsom announced California likely won’t collect enough money in taxes to pay for all of its obligations, leaving a $22.5 billion hole in its budget.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom says the state will have a $22.5 billion budget deficit. Newsom announced the deficit on Tuesday. It was a sharp turnaround from last years budget when

Gov. Gavin Newsom’s big budget reveal Tuesday morning is only a first step in a long process: Legislators hold hearings, number crunchers update revenue

SACRAMENTO — From a budget perspective, the first four years of California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s time in office has been a fairy tale: A seemingly endless flow of money that paid to enact some of...