California says ghost gun manufacturer company conceals identity to break California gun laws
The state says the company specifically targets Californians in their marketing to push against its strict gun laws.
Twenty students arrested while protesting the Israel-Hamas war Saturday night were denied an emergency motion let them finish their finals and complete their courses.
The state says the company specifically targets Californians in their marketing to push against its strict gun laws.
A federal judge extended the stalemate in a fight over over fate of New York artist’s work at an art center in Des Moines by blocking demolition of an outdoor art installment.
In a novel case that tested the limits of the nebulous "antifa" label, San Diego prosecutors accused two left-wing protesters of being members of the purported group.
May in California could get off to a wet and cold start as the Golden State climbs further out of drought conditions.
Poised to transform a defunct rail route, the Great Redwood Trail is expected to bring thousands of new visitors to picturesque Northern California. That has community leaders both optimistic and concerned.
One year after the deadliest wildfire in U.S. history, 75% of Lahaina victims have been able to move out of shelters and into long-term housing, Governor Josh Green said.
Gun rights groups sued Colorado's governor on New Years Day as soon as the new law went into effect.
Supporters of the bill have cited their own unpublished evidence that puberty blockers increase self-harm and can be irreversible.
The judge found no "nefarious intent" in Kimberly Zapata's crime, but her sentence hewed closer to the harsher punishment the prosecution recommended.
Texas' capital city voted to adopt a measure providing some protections to transgender people seeking gender-affirming care despite state laws against the practice.