Police seek assistance in February death investigation – The Mercury News
SANTA CLARA — Authorities are seeking the public’s assistance in investigating the death of a man found in…
Instagram and YouTube found liable in landmark social media addiction trial in California
LOS ANGELES (AP) — A jury found both Meta and YouTube liable in a first-of-its-kind lawsuit that aimed…
California man caught with 36 pounds of pot in luggage at MIA, cops say – NBC 6 South Florida
A California man was arrested before he could board a flight to London after 36 pounds of marijuana…
Broncos Travel to California for The Goodwin
WHAT’S NEXT: Participating in its second tournament of the week, Boise State men’s golf heads to Palo Alto,…
Feds ramp up scrutiny in yearslong dispute over California airport money
Hundreds of millions of dollars could be at stake if California cannot solve a yearslong dispute with the…
Medical laser company will shift headquarters to San Jose after lease
SAN JOSE — A medical laser company struck a rental deal that will enable it to shift its…
Seismic Activity in California Varies with the Seasons
Earthquakes occur when the tectonic plates of the earth’s crust shift, jolting past each other in a release…
Belvedere, bench, breakwater among La Jolla Coastal Conservancy project plans – San Diego Union-Tribune
With its eyes set on everything from beach staircases to the Children’s Pool seawall, the La Jolla Coastal…
YouTube. Facebook lose social media addiction verdict in California
By Colin Lecher, CalMatters This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. A Los…
California tests limits of ultra-processed food rules with new label bill
A new California bill continues the state’s efforts to crack down on ultra-processed foods, proposing a front-of-package seal…
California judge doesn’t have to change name on ballot after dispute over ‘foreign-sounding name’ – The Mercury News
An Orange County Superior Court judge can just use her middle initial on the upcoming ballot after her…
CSULB alumna uplifts, supports social workers with her popular podcast
Catherine Moore ’09, ’15, a licensed clinical social worker, was washing the dishes one evening, stressing about work,…