Latino Civil Rights Group Collaborates With DoorDash to Provide Training, Grants to Latino Workforce

Latino Civil Rights Group Collaborates With DoorDash to Provide Training, Grants to Latino Workforce

DoorDash, the largest food delivery company in the U.S., announced a partnership with Latino civil rights and advocacy organization, UnidosUS.
California Helicopter Crash: 1 Dead, Another Injured After Tragedy in Newport Beach

California Helicopter Crash: 1 Dead, Another Injured After Tragedy in Newport Beach

By Joshua Summers
California helicopter crash killed one police officer and injured another one.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom OKs New Bill Allowing Residents to Sue Gun Makers, Citing Texas Abortion Law As Its Blueprint

California Gov. Gavin Newsom OKs New Bill Allowing Residents to Sue Gun Makers, Citing Texas Abortion Law As Its Blueprint

By Mary Webber
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has passed a new bill that will allow private citizens to file a lawsuit against gun makers, saying that the new policy was created with the Texas abortion law as its blueprint.
California Wildfire Near Airport Scorches Nearly 4K Acres as Evacuation Orders Raised

California Wildfire Near Airport Scorches Nearly 4K Acres; Evacuation Orders Raised

By Joshua Summers
California Airport wildfire chars nearly 4,000 acres of land.
California Parents In Custody Over Alleged Sexual Abuse of Their Children

California Parents in Custody Over Alleged Sexual Abuse of Their Children

By Joshua Summers
California parents were arrested after allegedly sexually abusing their children.
U.S. Education Struggles With Increase in Retirement of Black, Latino Teachers

U.S. Education Struggles With Increase in Retirement of Black, Latino Teachers

By Jess Smith
Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been a mass retirement of Black and Latino teachers, another challenge facing U.S. education.
Gavin Newsom in 2024 White House Race? Presidential-Run Chatter Grows After He Attacks Texas' Greg Abbott

California Gov. Gavin Newsom Nominates First Latina Judge to State's Supreme Court

By Joshua Summers
California governor Gavin Newsom nominates the first Latina judge to their state's Supreme Court.
California Installs Mask Mandate During Super Bowl LVI | Did Super Bowl Fans Follow the Requirements?

California Installs Mask Mandate During Super Bowl LVI | Did Super Bowl Fans Follow the Requirements?

By Mary Webber
Super Bowl LVI marks the second big game that is happening amid the COVID pandemic, prompting California state officials and the National Football League to impose rules such as mask mandate to keep the audience and players safe.
California Judge Restores Gray Wolf Protections Across Much of U.S., Reviving Federal Recovery Efforts

California Judge Restores Gray Wolf Protections Across Much of U.S., Reviving Federal Recovery Efforts

By Jessel Thomas
A federal court in California has restored Endangered Species Act protections for the gray wolf after they were eliminated by the Trump administration in 2020.
Scott Peterson Retrial Update: Here Are the Key Witnesses Who Have Been Called to Testify at Evidentiary Hearing

Scott Peterson Retrial Update: Here Are the Key Witnesses Who Have Been Called to Testify at Evidentiary Hearing

By Mary Webber
Convicted murderer Scott Peterson is looking ahead to an evidentiary hearing later this month that could determine whether he gets a new trial.
Kanye West Threatens to Quit Coachella if Billie Eilish Doesn’t Apologize for ‘Dissing’ Travis Scott – Here's Her Response

Kanye West Threatens to Quit Coachella if Billie Eilish Doesn’t Apologize for ‘Dissing’ Travis Scott – Here's Her Response

By Jess Smith
Kanye West on Thursday threatened to quit Coachella if Billie Eilish does not apologize for "dissing" Travis Scott.
Muhammad Ali Center Appoints Peter Villegas to Its Board of Directors

Muhammad Ali Center Appoints Peter Villegas to Its Board of Directors

By Jessel Thomas
The Muhammad Ali Center announced that Peter R. Villegas, Co-Chair of Actum global strategic consulting firm, has joined its Board of Directors.
SNAP Benefits 2022 Schedule for California, Florida, Texas and More: When to Get Food Assistance Each Month

SNAP Benefits 2022 Schedule for California, Florida, Texas and More: When to Get Food Assistance Each Month

By Mary Webber
Extra benefits are set to be released to some SNAP recipients in February, making some food stamps available to Americans in an effort to reduce some of the financial challenges brought by the COVID pandemic.
University of California to Settle Gynecologist Sexual Abuse Case by Paying $243 Million | How Much Money Will Each Victim Receive?

University of California to Settle Gynecologist Sexual Abuse Case by Paying $243 Million | How Much Money Will Each Victim Receive?

By Mary Webber
The University of California has agreed to pay $243.6 million to settle the lawsuit about the hundreds of women sexually abused by a former campus gynecologist.
Stimulus Checks With President Trump's Name Sent Out To Americans

California Stimulus Check 2022: Extra $1125 Possible Because of State’s Budget Surplus

By Jess Smith
This year, thanks to California's projected $45.7 billion budget surplus in January, another batch of stimulus checks may be on the way.
California Women’s Prison Plagued by Rampant Sexual Abuse of Inmates by Officers: Report

California Women's Prison Plagued by Rampant Sexual Abuse of Inmates by Officers: Report

By Mary Webber
A California women's prison was found to have inmates being subjected to rampant sexual abuse by correctional officers, including the warden.
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