Emily Hoeven | Piedmont Exedra

Yet another setback for PG&E wildfire victims

A key advocate left the PG&E wildfire victims fund after he was embroiled in a sexual harassment scandal at Sonoma State University.

The $25 million COVID testing lab in Valencia will shut down months ahead of schedule.

CalMatters has launched an election guide with everything you need to know about California voting for the June 7 primary.

Some 77% of Californians who filed income tax returns for 2019 reported an income of less than $100,000 — and 50% reported earnings below $50,000.

The ripple effects of Proposition 22 are still reverberating in California labor politics — and could rear up in this year’s election.

Vaccine bills, including one to pull state funding from law agencies that oppose public health orders, are facing headwinds.

Lawmakers advance a state gun control bill to allow citizens to sue manufacturers and distributors over illegal and “ghost” weapons.

The shooting happened just blocks from the state Capitol -- where legislators have crafted some of the toughest gun control laws in the country.

Lt. Gov. Eleni Kounalakis signed an eviction protection measure.

Workers across California are hitting the picket line to protest staff shortages and wages that aren’t keeping up with the cost of living.