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Pacific Gas & Electric customers cannot sue the power giant for losses incurred during power shutoffs designed to protect the public from wildfires, the California Supreme Court ruled Monday. Such

Gov. Gavin Newsom got his victory lap. Sporting a brown jacket, jeans and a baseball cap as he stood on the 10 Freeway, the governor announced Sunday morning that all

LOS ANGELES — In the days after a huge pallet fire shut down one of the busiest traffic corridors in the nation, Gov. Gavin Newsom delivered bittersweet news: The damaged

LOS ANGELES — In 2024, Californians will be asked to vote for a new U.S. senator. Then they’ll be asked to vote again. And then again. And then again. Voters

León Krauze, a veteran news anchor for Univision and its Los Angeles TV station, has resigned in the aftermath the Spanish-language networks recent interview with former President Trump. "After thirteen

WASHINGTON — Kevin McCarthy’s 269-day tenure as House speaker was spoiled by his frequent reliance on bipartisanship. At least, that’s how some of his fellow Republicans saw it. The eight

In Tuscaloosa, students are undergoing random weapon detection searches before they enter city school buildings.

Paranormal Cirque is returning to town for an unforgettable evening of fantasy, frights, and fun the likes of which you've never experienced before. This isn't your parents circus.

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Monday issued a code of conduct for itself for the first time, but it conceded the rules are “not new” and simply restate the

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Monday issued a code of conduct for itself for the first time, but it conceded the rules are “not new” and simply restate the