Chris Nichols

State Fire Marshal Daniel Berlant outlines how Cal Fire is preparing for the peak of California’s increasingly long and unpredictable wildfire season, as millions of residents find themselves living in higher-hazard areas.

California Governor Gavin Newsom issued an executive order on Thursday requiring state agencies to adopt policies to humanely remove homeless encampments on their property.

While many California law enforcement agencies have publicly supported the jury’s decision, some are unsure how it may affect policing going forward.

A lack of oversight and coordination among California agencies charged with addressing homelessness has hampered efforts to solve the growing crisis, according to a new state audit.

Is the California State Capitol safe from potential rioters? Several law enforcement officials and lawmakers say they believe so.

Some GOP lawmakers in California claim “government imposed lockdowns” do not reduce cases or stop spikes of COVID-19. PolitiFact California assesses that claim.

The death of a man with a promising life — and his share of personal demons — forces a city to ask why it didn't do more to help.

A report this week by the California State Auditor shined a spotlight on the state's process for financing affordble housing, describing it as “ineffective,” “cumbersome” and responsible for wasting $2.7 billion in bond resources that could have spurred affordable housing construction.

President Donald Trump shared a debunked video that falsely suggests ballots were improperly collected at a drop box the day after Election Day in Los Angeles.

Several days after President-elect Joe Biden’s victory in Nevada, conservative groups continue to make unproven claims about voter fraud, even suggesting that votes from Californians helped Biden win in the Silver State.

Early results are in for California’s 12 state ballot measures.