Feds release study into repairing sunken Friant-Kern Canal
With its capacity reduced by more than 300,000 acre-feet of water due to sunken ground, a fix for…
Nunes files $435mil defamation suit against CNN over Ukraine story
Calling it the "mother of fake news" that is "eroding the fabric of America," Rep. Devin Nunes (R–Tulare) launched a new legal blitz against CNN on Tuesday.
Bakersfield priest’s defamation suit against Catholic activist gets green light
Bakersfield Monsignor Craig Harrison's suit strikes back at unsubstantiated allegations made at a May press conference by Roman Catholic Faithful, Inc.
Controversial activist Linda Sarsour to headline Fresno’s CAIR banquet
Sarsour, whose views on Israel have driven organizations to dub her as anti-Semitic, is a high profile surrogate for Sen. Bernie Sanders.
In a race for cash, Nunes challenger Bliatout preps Thanksgiving ads in San Francisco
In the battle to take on Rep. Devin Nunes (R–Tulare), the unconventional has become the conventional. This Thanksgiving promises to be no different.
How much is your driver’s license worth? For California’s DMV: millions.
California's Department of Motor Vehicles has sold driver's license data to commercial buyers for at least the last six fiscal years, a new report finds.
After fines, investigation threats, embattled SCCCD trustee draws 2020 challenger
Eric Payne, an embattled trustee for the State Center Community College District, narrowly survived a four-candidate field challenging him in 2016.
Newsom preps lawsuit over Federal water boost, proposes changes to State Water Project
Countering the Trump administration's new Calif. water plan, Gov. Gavin Newsom unveiled a lawsuit and plans to tighten water State Water Project pumping.
Calif. Supreme Court strikes down Presidential tax return requirement
California's State Supreme Court issued a unanimous decision finding the new law targeted at President Donald Trump as unconstitutional.
Seeking stability, Westlands nears permanent water contract with Feds
Westlands Water District is set to convert its temporary water service agreements with the Federal government into a permanent contract thanks to a 2016 law
