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California approves most significant environmental law rollback in decades
Gov. Gavin Newsom, lagging far behind his campaign pledge to build millions more homes, signed Monday evening the most significant rollback in decades to California’s core environmental law that’s long been blamed for construction delays and soaring prices that have increasingly put housing out of reach for the state’s residents.
In an unrelated action, California’s gasoline excise tax, which is adjusted annually, increased 1.6 cents per gallon on ...
California remained the world’s fourth-largest economy as 2025 started by a narrow margin.
A new survey finds 80 percent of Californians want the state to control borders with other states "like a country." ...
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The Merced County Sheriff's Office rescued over 100 cats from a U-Haul van and arrested a 69-year-old Long Beach woman for ...
From a health insurance update to new rules for bars and vacation rentals, here are some of the state laws now in place.
The California Department of Insurance has commissioned a task force to develop a first-in-the-nation smoke damage standard ...
The EPA’s proposal to reconsider its 16-year-old bedrock finding on the dangers of greenhouse gases is now in the White House ...
"The fire continues to burn at a moderate rate," Cal Fire said, adding that hundreds of firefighters were working through the ...
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