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Nearly 25 years after Times reporter Melody Gutierrez's family was forced to leave their Wonder Valley home, she returned to find a crumbling, empty house — or was it? → Read More
Monkeypox cases are rising exponentially, dimming hopes that officials can quickly gain control of the virus that has the potential to establish a lasting foothold. → Read More
No issue has elicited more fervent reactions in the California Capitol than vaccine bills. With a controversial bill to allow minors to consent to vaccines without parental consent, will this year be any different? → Read More
Multiple fights broke out Saturday night at Knott's Berry Farm, forcing the park to close early. → Read More
Stand-up comedian Jak Knight, who starred in the Netflix animated series “Big Mouth,” died Thursday, according to multiple news outlets. He was 28. → Read More
A millionaire’s tax was helping fund new mental health programs in California. But the Great Recession changed things — and counties got desperate. → Read More
California enters the year with a cup that runneth over by more than $100 billion. Here's how lawmakers plan to spend it, plus the latest on a controversial deal with Kaiser Permanente. → Read More
California will no longer contract with the AIDS Healthcare Foundation to provide healthcare plans to 770 HIV-positive patients in Los Angeles County. → Read More
Senate Constitutional Amendment 10 would, if approved by voters, further codify the state’s already progressive reproductive rights. → Read More
State lawmakers approved a measure Monday that will ask California voters in November whether to enshrine abortion and contraceptives rights in state Constitution. → Read More
California's governor clearly embraces his rise as a dominant, resonating voice for Democratic states nationwide → Read More
In the wake of Roe vs. Wade being struck down, Newsom has signed a bill aimed at further solidifying California's status as an abortion sanctuary. → Read More
States will now be permitted to ban abortions for the first time since the landmark Roe vs. Wade decision in 1973. What does this mean in California? → Read More
Nearly 150,000 Californians would see their health insurance premiums rise significantly if Congress doesn't extend subsidies set to expire this year. → Read More
California legislative leaders introduced a bill Wednesday that would ask voters to enshrine abortion and contraceptive rights in the State Constitution. → Read More
Nine candidates are on the June 7 ballot for California insurance commissioner, a job that focuses on regulating the insurance industry. But two Democrats vying for the job have dominated the race. → Read More
Gov. Gavin Newsom signs a bill to increase medical malpractice awards for pain and suffering. → Read More
After the location of a grove of redwoods was made public, a flood of visitors caused significant damage. A new boardwalk aims to protect the trees. → Read More
The subsidies are included in a $125-million abortion services plan Newsom will send to legislators on Friday as part of his revised state budget. → Read More
California lawmakers demand information about Betty Yee's involvement in a failed $600-million mask deal in 2020 following a report in The Times. → Read More