A bill that legislators will examine in 2026 would open parole eligibility for some prisoners serving life sentences without parole.

Despite California’s strong tenant protections, vulnerable immigrant renters are terrified to invoke them out of fear they’ll be deported.

A report by the Public Policy Institute of California looked at why IE students fall behind and what educators can do for students.

Tommie Trevino knows how to make a comeback. He says treating mental health and emotional harm are keys to recovery for addicts.

California has joined 22 other states and the District of Columbia in suing the federal government to restore funding to ...

California is suing the federal government again as President Trump continues to push an anti-immigrant agenda.