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A massive grid for California City is laid out in the Southern California desert, with just 15,000 residents

Outgoing head of Los Angeles Conservancy talks to New York Times

The legendary writer’s sardine boat is seaworthy again

In 2018, California voted to ditch the twice-annual time shift. But the state still has it. Here’s why.

California has banned affirmative action for three decades, but SCOTUS ruling also affects private universities

How a series of mass shootings has made California the toughest gun control state in the nation.

Desperate to win elections, state’s GOP embraces voting practices decried by former president as fraudulent.

The longest-serving California senator had a legendary political career spanning seven decades.

But School Boards Association says bill could further inflame tensions between state and local districts

A group of tech investors who want to build a new city in Solano County are following a well-worn path.

Four hydroelectric dams totaling 100,000 tons of concrete will be destroyed by the end of 2024.

Compared to 1939, California has better systems to respond to floods and tropical storms