Seven years after state’s deadliest fire, schools — and kids — are still recovering
By CAROLYN JONES, MEGAN TAGAMI and SHARON LURYE Nearly seven years after Paradise was ravaged by wildfire, the foothill town smells like pine trees again. New homes…
By CAROLYN JONES, MEGAN TAGAMI and SHARON LURYE Nearly seven years after Paradise was ravaged by wildfire, the foothill town smells like pine trees again. New homes…
By Bob Garver Jokes linking football and religion, especially Christianity, are common. “One gets Americans to sit attentively for hours every Sunday,…
By Connor Forbes Some weeks are so hectic that I don’t have a chance to cook something new or creative. I just…
By JEANNE KUANG Over several rivers and through even more woods, flags advocating secession from California flutter above hills dotted with cattle,…
By KRISTEN HWANG Earlier this year, Selena Peña spent her days helping Kern County residents learn how to lead healthier lives through nutrition…
By ALEXEI KOSEFF Since he first floated the idea on a podcast this summer, Gov. Gavin Newsom has been the face of a plan…
By ALEJANDRO LAZO The California Air Resources Board is getting a new leader at a pivotal moment, as it battles the Trump administration…
Meet Buck! Buck is a one-year-old black and white Labrador Retriever mix who’s bursting with energy and affection. He adores belly rubs,…
For over six decades, Artesia Sawdust Products has been transforming waste into valuable resources. What began with one man and one truck…
By YUE STELLA YU and ALEJANDRA REYES-VELARDE In June, California Democrats rushed to significantly roll back the state’s landmark environmental law to…