Nunes pivots ad blitz toward Calif. loopholes on sex offenses, riots
With 60 days to election day, Rep. Devin Nunes (R–Tulare) still hasn't uttered the name of his opponent on television.
Calif. Senate Dems close out session limiting debate, muting Republicans
The disparity of power in Sacramento among the two parties reached its nadir in the waning ours of the 2020 legislative session.
Paso Robles tasting room owner threatened with fines, jail time for moving indoors during wildfires
Calwise Spirits Co. moved customers inside due to triple-digit temps mixed with unhealthy air from wildfires burning across the state.
Newsom rewrites reopening plan with color-coded system
Gov. Gavin Newsom has embraced a strategy once pioneered by the Department of Homeland Security under President George W. Bush.
ACLU sues City of McFarland over approval of ICE facility
The ACLU is challenging the approval of a new ICE facility serving as an extention of the Mesa Verde Detention Center in Bakersfield.
Coronavirus closures cut deep into Fresno’s economy
Losses to the Fresno economy are incalculable at this point, but a look at the dollars generated annually by key business sectors indicates it’s substantial.
WHO: Avoid your regular trip to the dentist
It appears coronavirus has delivered one dose of good news for those who loathe a trip to the dentist.
Biden taps Calif. Sen. Harris as Vice President pick
The former veep and Democratic nominee announced the California Senator, whose law enforcement background ruffled feathers among progressives, Tuesday.
‘Gavin’s Law’ hits roadblock in State Senate over increasing hit-and-run penalties
Asm. Jim Patterson's bill to increase penalties on fleeing drivers hit a stumbling block in the California State Senate on Friday.
Scams, free-loading take hold as Calif. eviction moratorium stretches on
Tony and Debbie Hallum’s house in southwest Visalia was the perfect little rental. Until it wasn’t. Inside a year-long ordeal of a deadbeat tenant.
