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More than a year after Kern County Superior Court asked the state’s Court Facilities Advisory Committee of the Judicial Council of California to abandon plans for a new courthouse in

One Central Valley man is ready for a road trip retracing his parents' migration to California 75 years later. Don Erwin is the son of two Dust Bowl migrants who made the long haul to California.

A new report co-authored by George Peridas of the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) and Benjamin Grove of the Clean Air Task Force examines the economic viability of carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects in California and finds that several classes of projects are viable today.

The event gives veterans, family members, and support staff in our mountain community a chance to visit with their brothers and sisters in arms.

The state's major cities lost people between 2020 and 2022, especially in Northern California. But exurban boomtowns, including some Southern California areas, saw gains.

The state's major cities lost people between 2020 and 2022, especially in Northern California. But exurban boomtowns, including some Southern California areas, saw gains.

In two actions aimed at ensuring California has the necessary infrastructure to meet its reliability and clean-energy goals, the California Independent System Operator (ISO) Board of Governors has app. . .

From recycled water and long-duration energy storage in Rosamond to continued prospects for the Mojave Inland Port and retail development in Ridgecrest and Tehachapi, there were plenty of stories for

As California closes three more prisons and downsizes six others, some prisoners aren’t ready to go. They are worried about the future of their education.

While portions of California City have developed with homes, commercial endeavors, and paved streets, there are still a maze of dirt roads complete with stop signs, street signs, and even fire hydrants of which not all are operable across the city.