OAKLAND — A federal bankruptcy judge Wednesday granted a request by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Oakland to dismiss its bankruptcy case, setting the stage for hundreds of sexual assault victims to ...

WHO LOST PROP 50? — Votes on Proposition 50, the Democrats’ mid-decade gerrymander of California’s congressional districts, ...

Punch Bowl Social's Sacramento location in the Downtown Commons will close by December, laying off 83 employees, according to ...

One of the behind-the-scenes architects of the federal law legalizing hemp during President Donald Trump’s first term says it ...

One of Arnold Schwarzenegger’s greatest political accomplishments is about to be wiped away by California voters. Why hasn’t he done more to defend it?

Too much month and not enough check plagued the U.S. poor and working class before the federal government shutdown and funding lapse. To wit, business is ...

Today in History for Nov. 3: In 1580, English explorer Sir Francis Drake returned from his voyage around the world. In 1640, England's Long Parliament -- the name given to the fifth and last ...

The former local holdings of bankrupt LeFever Mattson Property Management are gradually making their way to new owners, ...

Officials acknowledged the loss of one of DOCO’s larger tenants, and said broader economic uncertainty may be denting consumer spending.

Courts mandate partial SNAP funding, but Sacramento leaders and AG Bonta criticize the measure as insufficient and legally ...

Stinson LLP expands its Los Angeles office and California presence by adding experienced Bankruptcy & Creditors’ Rights ...

Gavin Newsom’s recent signings and vetoes on a slate of reparations-related bills set off a sharp rift in Sacramento, with community advocates publicly criticizing the California Legislative Black ...