The government has stopped publishing employment data that investors and business owners rely on, creating uncertainty, said one economist.

The prohibition comes as the state reaches a settlement with plastic bag manufacturers accused of making misleading recyclability claims.

Stricter food stocking rules could force some corner stores out of the CalFresh program, limiting access in working class neighborhoods.

The month’s panels on public safety, sea level rise and the economy, and fisheries and aquaculture drew a larger crowd.

One project at risk would’ve created community “solar systems” to give low-income neighborhoods access to solar energy.

California will start selling state-branded insulin pens in January, cementing a 2023 promise Gov. Gavin Newsom made to tap the state’s financial resources and create its own generic drugs.

A Sacramento Bee investigation showed that SoCalGas was using ratepayer dollars to undermine policies meant to combat climate change.

Federal judge extends orders barring Trump from sending National Guard troops to Portland, including some from California.

Hundreds of thousands of federal employees are furloughed and many more have been working without pay since Oct. 1.

Will Republicans’ $50 billion fund help boost California’s rural hospitals?

The Governors Public Health Alliance will share public health recommendations and combat White House misinformation, Gov. Gavin Newsom said.

“I could have done better,” the Democratic candidate told “Inside California Politics” host Nikki Laurenzo.

Supporters of Charlie Kirk gathered outside the Capitol to remember a man they said was the first Christian executed on U.S. soil.

“I think this whole thing shows why people are frustrated with Washington,” Kiley said of the shutdown.

The architect of California’s strict child vaccine laws announced he will challenge Republican Rep. Kevin Kiley in the 3rd District.

Experts weighed in on a new type of gas that Gavin Newsom legalized in California.

The two representatives have not indicated what their plans would be should Prop. 50 pass next month.

Newsom vetoed bills to give descendants of slaves more opportunity for university admission, home-buying and professional licenses.

Trans people will be able to seal their name and gender marker changes, and protections expand for health care providers who prescribe gender affirming care.

What do you do if you need help with Social Security during the shutdown?