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Almonds, burritos, sourdough, Dungeness crab — there are just so many choices.

It was Wine Country’s most infamous crime. How one man set fire to $250 million in fine wine.

Gavin Newsom has granted 123 commutations, or reductions of sentences, as governor. But as of January, a third of those people remained behind bars.

The detail renews concerns about the difficulty protecting lawmakers amid surging threats and limited policing resources.

State regulators could soon ban the sale of diesel big rigs by 2040.

An unorthodox businessman, he took on the wine industry and its high markups, selling wine at prices many families could afford every day.

A review of opinions written by Justice Patricia Guerrero while on the appeals court in San Diego gives some clues to what she may bring to the state Supreme Court

Last weeks attack has reignited debates over free speech, censorship and offensiveness that were already heated back in 1989, when an op-ed by a former president called Rushdies book an "insult."

Here are some ways people in California can reduce their water consumption during the drought.

Going live nationwide on July 16, the hotline is intended to be like 911 but for psychiatric instead of medical emergencies.