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| Residents rescued as mud inundates California burn areas Storms brought rain to California on Monday and increased the risk of mudslides in fire-ravaged communities in devastated northern wine country and authorities to order evacuations farther south for towns below hillsides burned by the state's largest-ever wildfire. (AP Photo/Eric Risberg)more +.
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| California Today: Republican Ed Royce Won't Seek Re-election That has seemed increasingly true, as President Trump and congressional Republicans promoted policies that seemed particularly damaging to California — most recently, the tax reform bill, which could be costly for many California homeowners because it eliminates deduction for state and local taxes.
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| Essential California: Trump order upends the future for a generation of Salvadorans Leno (not Jay) jumps in: Mark Leno, once one of California's most seasoned and powerful state lawmakers, officially launched his campaign Monday to become mayor of San Francisco. Los Angeles Times. It sounds so simple: If Donald Trump could win the presidency, why couldn't Oprah Winfrey?
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| Big snows come to California — finally — ahead of long holiday weekend California skiers and riders are facing the best conditions of the season after recent storms dumped snow from Lake Tahoe to Mammoth Lakes, frosting ... More important, the high pressure system that has hovered like a heat lamp over the state all season shows signs of finally budging, perhaps the most ...
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| Bill requiring California's state-funded universities to provide medical abortions returns The proposal would require student centers on California State University (CSU) and University of California campuses to offer abortion-inducing medication or arrange for transportation to a nearby abortion provider. It further requires on-campus health centers to offer abortion counseling services to ...
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| California's Climate Action: Leadership from the States Experts will gather in Washington, DC to discuss California's state-level policies designed to combat climate change and encourage a sustainable energy future.
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| Plant Operator II at Oro Loma Sanitary District Possession of a valid California driver's license, and a motor vehicle record that meets the District's driving standard; and,. Possession, upon appointment, of a valid Grade III or higher certification as a Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator, issued by the California State Water Resources Control Board.
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