The Latest Breaking News from California

You may not be able to hit it like the pros, but you can play at a number of the same courses.

The state's new law aims to protect kids and teens online from privacy violations and safety risks.

California and New York are on the cusp of going further than the FDA in restricting the sale of non-prescription diet pills to minors as pediatricians and public health advocates try to protect kids from extreme weight-loss gimmicks online.

It’s hardly news that Black Americans are overrepresented in prison. Nationwide, Black people are locked up in state prison at a rate of 1,240 per 100,000 residents, as compared with 261 whites. That’s 4.8 times greater incarceration of Black than white people, based on 2019 data from the U.S. Bureau…

LOS ANGELES -- Last week, during California's worst September heat wave on record, Akvile DeFazio noticed the squirrels in her La Verne neighborhood acting weird: "just plastered on the sidewalk," she said, not moving.

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The tale about Queen Elizabeth II sipping gin in California's state Capitol needs some fleshing out. And here it is:

A weekend weather system could hamper firefighters’ efforts in Northern California to battle the week-old blaze that’s become the largest in the state so far this year

When Justin Lower chipped in for the second time of the day, his caddie said, “Time to go buy a lottery ticket.”

Fred Franzia once said that if you get a group of consumers together and have a blind tasting between his $2 wine and a $10 wine, most wouldn’t be able to taste the difference.

Jeremy David Hanson sent messages stating that company’s headquarters ‘should be shot up and bombed’

A new law in California will require companies that provide online services to protect children's privacy