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The governor’s latest budget asks the state legislature to add an annual trigger making the minimum wage increases contingent on state revenues.

In a tragic September 2020 incident, Ricardo Muñoz, a 27-year-old diagnosed with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, charged toward a Lancaster city police officer while brandishing a knife. The officer, fearing

Le, who came to the city in 2017, has accepted a new position as senior director of entitlements for the Irvine Co. Her last day in Costa Mesa will be Jan. 22.

Gov. Gavin Newsom is revisiting California's phase-in of a nation-leading $25 minimum wage for health workers in the face of a projected $38 billion deficit, less than three months after he approved the measure.

In spite of labor concern about any rollback, Gov. Gavin Newsom is revisiting California’s planned $25 minimum wage for health workers less than three months after approving the measure despite an uncertain price tag. The projected $4 billion first-year cost forms part of the state’s estimated $38 billion deficit.

The governor’s latest budget asks the state legislature to add an annual trigger making the minimum wage increases contingent on state revenues.

The institution for ‘feeble-minded boys’ named for my great-great-grandfather closed in 2014. Why are confidential and sensitive patient records strewn all over the abandoned campus?

U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., co-sponsored the Disrupt Fentanyl Trafficking Act, a federal law passed in December requiring the Department of Defense to develop a strategy to "target, disrupt, or

Knocking down the obstacles between policymakers and cutting-edge research

Readers react to a Spotlight Team follow-up on families grappling with a struggling Department of Developmental Services system.