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Retail and marketing data suggest California is home to more synthetic turf than any other place in the world -- with schools making up one of the largest sectors. Yet, Californians consistently say they want less plastic, PFAS and other contaminants ...

Toxic algae killed hundreds of marine mammals near L.A. in the last year. Scientists suspected January wildfire runoff may be to blame, but new research says no.

California health officials warn that the New World Screwworm could arrive in California from an infested traveler or animal, or from the natural travel of the parasitic flies.

The multimillion-dollar jousting over a redistricting push in California to counter President Trump was on full display recently, as both sides courted voters.

Dave Roberts removed Shohei Ohtani after five no-hit innings, then Dodgers' bullpen gives up nine runs in four innings of loss to Phillies.

Proposition 50 would gerrymander the state and decimate Republican representation in Congress. What do Democrats running for governor say to California's millions of GOP voters?

Practically a lifer at Fresno State, UCLA interim football coach Tim Skipper might be the right coach in the wake of DeShaun Foster's firing.

While some COVID indicators are rising in California, others are starting to fall -- a hint that the summer wave may start to decline soon.

Charlie Kirk stood for engagement, taking his message to college campuses and encouraging Gen Z to speak up.

While some think it was a conflict of interest for Tom Brady to sit in the Raiders coaching booth Monday, the NFL said the broadcaster/team owner did nothing wrong.