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A driver and passenger whose vehicle went off a cliffside in Santa Cruz County were rescued by firefighters on Saturday morning. The vehicle went off a cliffside on Eureka Canyon Road, in Corralitos, an unincorporated area north of the city of Watsonville, according to Cal Fire. Article continues below this...
A 27-year-old Santa Clara man has been federally indicted on charges that he lied about a past mental institution commitment in order to legally purchase 11 firearms this year. Clayton Girard was arrested on October 22 and appeared in court for his arraignment on Friday, remaining in custody in San Jose as the case moves forward.
The city is planning a year-long set of events to honor the various aspects of its diverse tapestry, starting with a new "San Jose 250" logo, featuring stylized images of the various groups that make up its past.
(FOX40.COM) — This week on Inside California Politics host Nikki Laurenzo speaks with Congressman-elect Randy Villegas about what he hopes to accomplish in Congress. Then political strategists Tim Roseales and Andrew Acosta break down the results of the 2026 election. Villegas will represent California’s 22nd District, which stretches from...
A California ballot measure defeated in Tuesday night’s election prevented a change which could’ve made it more difficult for local governments and agencies to receive funding by raising the approval threshold. Proposition 43 looks to be failing with 55.4% of statewide voters voting no and 44.1% voting yes....
California has a Basque food tradition that many people have never heard about, and it is one of the most fun ways to eat in the state. Basque immigrants came to work as sheepherders, and the boarding houses that fed them grew into restaurants where food arrives in big shared bowls.
A pie made with rose petals, hibiscus gelée, and a pretzel crust has a new home. It moved into a hotel built on an old movie studio backlot. That pie comes from a restaurant named after a chef’s daughter and his grandmother. I love that there’s a little more to the story than a menu.
A routine Orange County flight to San Jose took a sudden detour when the crew sent out aviation’s most serious distress code. What should have been a quick, forgettable flight up the California coast turned into a tense hour in the sky for passengers aboard a Southwest Airlines jet on Friday.
California voters have rejected Proposition 43, the ballot measure aimed at making it harder to enact local tax measures, AP projects.
FILE - Democratic presidential candidate Jerry Brown, center, attends a church service at St. Cecilia Catholic church in Los Angeles, May 10, 1992. (AP Photo/Kevork Djansezian, File) (AP Photo/Kevork Djansezian) LOS ANGELES (AP) — As he campaigned for California governor, Xavier Becerra reflected on the way his Catholic upbringing informs...
It was another gorgeous autumnal weekend across the Golden State. High temperatures for the work week ahead will again hold just above average as skies remain mostly calm, with disturbed weather set to move in this weekend or early next week. On Monday, Central Valley high temperatures reach the mid-70s yet again with similar days to follow through Thursday. A few passing clouds are expected across Northern California and the Sacramento Valley on Monday as a few showers kick up near Eureka before dissipating along the Klamath mountains. Just like above-average temperatures, sunshine will hold strong through the workweek. Wednesday is set to be the warmest day this week, with highs in the 80s possible in the Sierra foothills and near San Jose as overhead high pressure peaks across California. Further south, high temperatures in the 80s across Southern California are being fueled by a major oceanic heat wave — in part due to El Niño — as sea surface temperatures off the coast remain up to 10 degrees above average for November. The weather this week is notable for how lovely it will be for not getting in your way too much. With reasonably comfortable lows in the 40s
Almost 60% of Californians believe their state is heading in the wrong direction. Yet voters again gave the Democratic Party total power in the state to continue its decadeslong mismanagement. It is hard to blame only Democratic leadership for California’s woes when voters themselves pass ballot propositions that repeat the mistakes that have put the […]
California State Parks is inviting U.S. military veterans and their families to enjoy free admission to 145 state parks on Veterans Day, Wednesday, Nov. 11. […] The post California State Parks offers free Veterans Day admission to 145 parks first appeared on This is JELD ⚡️ .
The Associated Press has called the result on Proposition 41, with California voters rejecting a measure that would have changed how the state counts revenue from taxes dedicated to specific programs and required audits of those programs. According to AP's reported results, 54.41% of voters (5,464,714 votes) opposed the measure,...
California state prisons were recently called into question over its food programs. An Office of the Inspector General audit of prison food services revealed sanitation concerns, including moldy food and facilities. “Our observations found several deficiencies at three of the prisons we reviewed including sanitation issues such as improper food storage practices, and equipment issues such as scullery machines that did not properly sanitize food trays and utensils,” Inspector General Amarik Singh said in the audit report. Auditors visited four Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation facilities to perform the audit. These on-site visits were at on‑site visits at California State Prison, Sacramento in September 2025 and October 2025; California State Prison, Corcoran and Central California Women’s Facility in October 2025; and Richard J. Donovan Correctional Facility in December 2025. The Central California Women’s Facility had fewer deficiencies compared to the other three, according to the report, signalling to auditors that CDCR-managed facilities have the ability to adhere to food sanitation standards. Singh called it “an example of how a kitchen in a prison setting should be maintained.” One of the key concerns, especially at the CSP-Corcoran, was lackluster scheduling to ensure foods are discarded before going bad. At CSP-Corcoran, auditors
The two skydivers collided at approximately 150 feet above the ground, Skydive Elsinore said.
California parents may want to take a closer look at how their children buckle up before the new year arrives. Starting January 1, 2027, children ages 8 through 15 must meet five specific seat belt requirements to ride without a child restraint system. Under the new rules, simply turning eight will not be enough to... The post California’s New 2027 Seat Belt Rule: Children Ages 8 to 15 Must Pass a 5-Step Fit Test appeared first on Timeless Dishes .
CALIFORNIA — A single mother and DoorDash driver is being celebrated for stopping a knife attack on a California street. Amanda Williams jumped out of her car when she saw a man standing over a bleeding victim with two knives. She grabbed the attacker’s wrist and wrestled both knives away. The suspect then stole her running car and drove off, but police later caught him. The man she saved, Roscell Wallace, called her “an angel.”
Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Feral pig hunting in California has almost no seasonal limits and no cap on how many animals you can take, yet it is far from a free-for-all. You still need a hunting license, a wild pig validation, certified nonlead ammunition, and a clear picture of which land you are standing on. California is also the … This article, Feral Pig Hunting in California: Laws, Licenses, and Where to Hunt , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Planning a Wisconsin Rifle Deer Hunt for Nov. 21? The Season Is Called Gun Season • Is There a Limit on How Many Deer Licenses You Can Buy in Montana? • Elk Hunting Season in Arkansas: Dates, Draw Permits, Zones, and Rules
