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California Study Shows Exodus Hitting New Highs
It looks like California’s high cost of living may be to blame for more people packing up and moving out.
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California Bill Aims to Change Car Break-In Law
There’s a new push to change how California deals with car break-ins
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San Jose Home With Meth Lab Selling As-Is for $1.5 Million
A San Jose home busted as a meth lab in March is now for sale.
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California DMV Orders Cruise’s Driverless Cars off Road
California is hitting the brakes on some driverless cars.
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California Cities Make Nationwide List for Most Affected by Retail Theft
Shoppers beware, four California cities are listed among the worst for retail theft.
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Oakland Police Department to Use Social Media to Combat Car Crime
Oakland police want you to slide into their DMs to stop auto burglaries.
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UN Chief Tries to Walk Back Remarks Justifying Hamas Massacre
Israel will deny visas to U.N. officials over United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres’ remarks, according to Israel’s U.N. ambassador.
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Reward Increased for Information Leading to Arrests of San Francisco Mail Carrier Assaults
Federal investigators have tripled the reward for information that leads to arrests of robbers who targeted two U.S. Postal Service employees in San Francisco.
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Convicted Child Molester Offering Free Fentanyl Near San Francisco School Arrested Then Released
Jonathan Adam Moore, a convicted child molester, was arrested after posting signs offering free fentanyl near a local school.
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California’s Ban on Assault Weapons Overturned Again
A federal judge in San Diego has overturned California’s ban on assault weapons for the second time, saying it prohibits guns that are no more dangerous than weapons that aren’t banned in the state.
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SFO Alaska Airlines Flight Diverted Due to Security Threat
Alaska Airlines says one of its flights operated by a subsidiary was diverted Sunday after what it called a “credible security threat.”
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Semper Solaris Honors US Air Force Veteran Amy Luiz Through the Semper Cares Initiative
Semper Solaris, a leading veteran owned solar company, proudly announces Amy Luiz as the honoree of their Semper Cares Initiative, Project Victor.
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New California Law Will Allow Students From Mexico to Receive In-State Tuition
A new California law from San Diego Assemblymember David Alvarez has been signed by the Governor allowing students from Mexico to receive in-state tuition at community colleges.
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Ad Campaign Hopes to Improve San Francisco’s Image
A new ad campaign hopes to turn around recent negative thoughts about San Francisco.
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How Much Money is Needed to Retire Comfortably in California?
A new study reveals how much money people need to retire comfortably in California.