Celebrations of farmworker leader Cesar Chavez are being canceled nationwide as the UFW confronts allegations of sexual misconduct with women and minors.
The new plan aims to bring at least 7.5 million acres of land and coastal waters under the care of Indigenous tribes — representing the acreage the U.S. promised and failed to hold for tribal reservations.
The Trump administration has announced $540 million in spending on water infrastructure projects in California. Much of it will go to repair aging and sinking canals in the Central Valley.
The cheers were loud and long at the 98th Academy Awards after "One Battle After Another" won best picture, and the 2.5-hour-plus film sparked dozens of thought pieces that kept it in the national conversation long after it left the theaters.
As gas prices surge in California and nationally due to the war in Iran, two Democrats running for governor are calling for the state to temporarily suspend its fuel tax or reduce regulations in an effort to lower costs.
UCLA Jewish faculty members released a letter saying a Trump administration antisemitism lawsuit was unwarranted. Another group expressed concern over the university's response to anti-Jewish acts.
A complaint last year described recordings of vulgar remarks by officers in the LAPD's recruiting division. The captain who led the unit faced termination but appealed to keep her job.
After a surprising settlement from Live Nation, the antitrust dispute is proving to be far from over. 32 states are continuing with the trial this week and U.S. senators are speaking out against the settlement.
Fernando Mendoza is poised to be the No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 NFL draft, but there's a prime class of edge rushers set to make their mark as well.
