California

A magnitude 3.2 earthquake was reported near Arvin, marking the second California earthquake on Sunday, with a magnitude 4.2 quake occurring about 26 miles from Bakersfield.

A magnitude 3.2 earthquake occurred near Arvin, California, as the second reported Sunday, following a 4.2 magnitude earthquake approximately 26 miles from Bakersfield.

California shoppers are experiencing increased grocery bills due to the implementation of Senate Bill 54. The bill is entering its first phase of implementation.

Jason Kidd, COO of Chipotle, visits approximately a dozen locations weekly to sample food and ensure consistency. He prioritizes consistency in leadership and guest experience, balancing travel with family and health routines.

A parasite causing 'explosive diarrhea' has emerged in California as part of a growing US outbreak. Health officials warn the state's reported case count likely underrepresents the true scale of infections.

An outbreak of cyclosporiasis, an intestinal infection caused by a parasite, is spreading in the US, with cases reported in nearly three dozen states, including California, according to the CDC and ABC News.

The Trump administration rolled back the Endangered Species Act, reducing protections for endangered species' habitats in California and allowing increased drilling and mining.

The Trump administration rolled back the Endangered Species Act, reducing protections for habitats of endangered species and enabling increased drilling and mining activities. This action risks endangering California's wildlife.

An outbreak of cyclosporiasis, an intestinal infection caused by a parasite, is spreading in the US with cases reported in California and nearly three dozen states, according to the CDC and ABC News.

California has the highest median gross rent in America at $2,104 per month, according to a new Investopedia report. The housing crisis is straining renters' budgets and causing residents to leave the state.

Fiesta Village Family Fun Park in Colton, California, is closing permanently after 50 years due to rising operating costs and declining attendance. The park, owned by Michelle and Patrick O'Brien since 2002, will close on July 10 and 11, with no buyer found to continue operations.

The Trump administration has initiated a review of California's coastal management, driven by its interest in offshore oil. The article criticizes this move as undermining a 50-year anniversary of efforts to protect the California coast.

California-born Juan Carlos Valencia has become the new leader of Mexico's Jalisco New Generation Cartel, creating legal challenges for the Trump administration. The situation raises questions about how the administration can address his leadership.

The surge in energy demand from artificial intelligence is driving a boom in natural gas and coal plants, prompting renewable energy advocates and lawmakers in states like New York, Michigan, Oregon, and Minnesota to push for legislation requiring data centers to use climate-friendly energy. Efforts aim to align data center power consumption with emissions-reduction goals, as tech giants' energy needs outpace renewable energy infrastructure development.

The surge in energy demand from AI is driving a construction boom for natural gas-fired power plants, prompting renewable energy advocates to push for legislation requiring data centers to use climate-friendly energy. States like New York, Michigan, and Oregon have introduced laws to ensure data centers meet renewable energy benchmarks, while utilities and regulators face pressure to align energy supply with emissions-reduction goals.

The surge in energy demand from AI is driving a fossil fuel renaissance, prompting renewable energy advocates to push for climate-friendly power sources for data centers. States like New York, Michigan, Oregon, and Minnesota are enacting legislation to require data centers to meet renewable energy benchmarks, while utilities and tech giants face pressure to align with emissions-reduction goals.

A former Redlands deputy police chief earned $1.26 million in total compensation in 2025, becoming California's highest-paid public employee. This amount exceeded the combined salaries of the mayors of Los Angeles, San Francisco and San Diego.

A former Redlands deputy police chief earned $1.26 million in total compensation in 2025, making them California's highest-paid public employee. This amount exceeded the combined salaries of the mayors of Los Angeles, San Francisco and San Diego.

Sports salmon fishing in California's Bay Area has reopened after a nearly three-year closure, leading to increased catches and renewed optimism among North Bay fishermen.

A female tiger rescued from a private facility described as the 'worst roadside zoo in America' has been relocated to a new home in California. The tiger was among five big cats abandoned at the facility.

Toyota's $3.6 billion expansion in Texas is causing job shifts from Mexico to Texas, highlighting how state policy influences economic outcomes. The move is described as a 'painful yet familiar' example for Californians.

The federal government purchased two large immigration detention centers in California. These facilities are now under federal ownership.

The article criticizes California's public unions for allegedly damaging the state through greed, suggesting reforms are necessary. It references a 1962 Spider-Man comic book as an example for the governing class and unions to follow.

A food truck in Orange County was involved in a SNAP fraud scheme that federal authorities have dismantled. The bust is part of recent crackdowns on SNAP fraud in California.

A scruffy Northern California man is accused of stealing a juvenile bearded dragon from a Capitola pet store. The incident was captured on camera.

Startup Peak Energy is building a gigafactory in Sacramento, California, to produce sodium-ion battery storage plants for the grid, marking the first such facility in the U.S. The company aims to advance this emerging battery technology in the American market.

A California Lottery player can win a life-changing prize without hitting the Mega Millions jackpot. A ticket matching all five white balls but missing the Mega Ball could be worth over $6 million, potentially making it the second-largest second-place prize.

SF Airport is accepting bids to build a private terminal offering exclusive TSA checkpoints, a luxury lounge, and direct car service to private airplanes for travelers willing to pay $800-$1,800. The terminal caters to wealthy individuals seeking enhanced privacy and convenience.

SpaceX is targeting Friday night to launch another batch of Starlink satellites into low-Earth orbit from California. The launches, which occur nearly weekly, continue to captivate Southern Californians despite their frequency.

A man in California was bitten by a rattlesnake and barely survived after receiving 54 antivenom doses. The hospital treating him ran out of antivenom three days later.

The Trump administration is implementing a nationwide initiative targeting schools accused of protecting teachers involved in sexual abuse. California faces potential loss of $50 million in federal funding for failing to safeguard students.

A major bipartisan federal housing bill, aimed at addressing housing shortages, became law without significant fanfare. The legislation includes 56 regulatory tweaks, pilot programs, and grants, with supporters hoping collective efforts will improve housing affordability in California and nationwide.

Gavin Newsom's family has long ties to the Getty oil empire, including his father's legal work for the Getty family and financial support from an oil-fortuned trust. Newsom's recent policy shifts on California's oil industry, including both criticizing refiners and later supporting drilling, may impact his presidential ambitions.

Wealthy Americans are leaving high-tax states like New York City, resulting in a $922 million loss in adjusted gross income for Manhattan between 2022 and 2023. IRS data shows significant tax filer outflows in New York and California counties, with many relocating to lower-tax states such as Florida and Texas.

Dr. Mehmet Oz, CMS Administrator under President Trump, accused blue states like California of exploiting Medicaid fraud as a 'feature' to fund state programs and pay unemployed individuals. He criticized California Governor Gavin Newsom for not addressing widespread fraud, leading to a $1.3 billion cut in the state's Medicaid reimbursements by the Trump administration.

California attracted 10 times more venture capital than any other state this year, despite a question about a 'billionaire exodus' raised in the title. The article highlights the state's dominance in venture capital compared to other states.

Fears are growing for a 34-year-old California woman who was last seen walking away from a hospital. Authorities are likely investigating her disappearance as concerns mount among family and the community.

A new California law could significantly increase wages for goat herders, potentially leading to the closure of a South Bay goat company. The law threatens grazing businesses that depend on herders for wildfire prevention.

California authorities seized over $104 million worth of illegal cannabis in a statewide bust led by the California Governor's Unified Cannabis Enforcement Task Force. The operation involved state and local law enforcement agencies across 10 counties from April to June 2026.

An Idaho man survived two rattlesnake bites in California, with one bite entering a vein and requiring over 50 antivenom doses. The incident occurred in Oroville, Butte County, near the California-Nevada state line.