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The administration says states won't get funding unless they report known unauthorized immigrants to federal authorities, a move that could affect more than a million California residents.

Late summer is the busy season here for the traditional Native ceremonial gathering full of dancing.

Newsom enters his final months in office and will consider hundreds of bills sent to his desk by lawmakers ahead of a September 30 signing deadline.

Stay safe on your vacation by following local fire regulations, mapping nearby roads, and more.

The bills aim to put guardrails on the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement in California.

Raising kids in the Bay Area can be expensive. How do people do it?

Hilton pledged to accept the results of the November election, whatever they are. "We may not love the system, but we've got to win votes using this system."

East Brother Light Station is a gold-rush era relic that was almost torn down. Spending the night there can feel like time traveling.

Despite the Prison Rape Elimination Act's implementation over two decades ago, sexual violence continues.

Around 5,000 people gathered in San Francisco in August for an international fountain pen show. Many collectors who grew up digital are remaking the culture, online and IRL.