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| California Counties Declare Independence From Liberal Cost, Creating 'New California' [VIDEO] Numerous rural California counties declared independence from the state Monday, announcing a legislative effort to divide the state in two to create New California. The founders of the state are appealing to Article 4, Section 3 of the U.S. Constitution and plan to bring legislation to the California ...
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| California, 21 Other States File Suit to Stop FCC Repeal of Net Neutrality Traditionally, a bill needs 218 votes to pass in the House. Even if Congress approves it, Trump would need to sign off. The White House has repeatedly supported the FCC's net neutrality repeal. Lawmakers in states like California, New York, Washington and Massachusetts have also proposed bills in ...
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| The Latest: California says no decision on trimming tunnels SAN FRANCISCO — The Latest on the state proposing cutting its giant water project from two tunnels to one (all times local):. 2 p.m.. California water officials say the state has not yet made any final decision on scaling back the size of a troubled water project. State water officials filed papers Friday ...
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| Mom of malnourished children was 'perplexed' by police visit State Department of Education records show the family home has the same address as Sandcastle Day School, where David Turpin is listed as principal. ... The family moved to Southern California in 2011 from Johnson County, Texas, near Dallas, according to property records. The Turpins filed for ...
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| Why millions of dead trees in the Sierra may have helped save water during the drought The millions of trees that died in the Sierra Nevada during California's five-year drought may have actually helped the state's water supply once the historic dry spell finally ended, according to a new study. Scientists led by UC Merced's Sierra Nevada Research Institute examined how much water was ...
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| California wildfires: New bills aim to ease insurance headaches "Californians hard hit by these disasters should not be hung up by insurance company red tape as they rebuild their lives," said California Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones, also a candidate for state Attorney General, whose office regulates the insurance market. A package of nearly a dozen bills, ...
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