CapRadio Staff
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The new year in California also marks the arrival of hundreds of laws that go into effect on January 1. -
A category 5 atmospheric river is hitting Northern California, bringing historic rains and causing flooding, power outages and ash and debris flows in wildfire burn scars.
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Gavin Newsom's fate up for vote on Tuesday
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The delta variant of the coronavirus is more contagious than the original strain, experts say, but California health officials say it mostly poses a threat to those who are unvaccinated.
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The storm brought extreme winds, peaking at near 60 miles per hour, which reportedly have downed trees and power lines throughout the region.
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The FBI warned of the potential for "armed protests" at all 50 state capitols starting Sunday, but the demonstrators were a no-show in Sacramento.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom unveiled a retooled process for loosening and tightening COVID-19 restrictions Friday.
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California is mandating that bars close and indoor activities stop at restaurants, movie theaters and museums in 19 counties hardest-hit by a surge of new COVID-19 cases.
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After massive crowds in the morning, demonstrators protesting racism and police brutality returned to downtown Sacramento Saturday evening.
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Protests against police violence continued on Thursday in Sacramento. Here's a roundup of some of the day's events.
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Police arrested some demonstrators who stayed in violation of Sacramento's 8 p.m. curfew.
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California has certified seven counties to reopen additional businesses, including allowing dine-in restaurants to open with restrictions, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Tuesday.
