There’s no clear consensus on redistricting in a politically purple region of the San Joaquin Valley. But some voters say it’s worth a fight.
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Analysts and law enforcement authorities are still sifting through evidence and conducting interviews to learn as much as they can about the suspect's beliefs, including bullet casings with messages inscribed on them.
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Mayor Jerry Dyer and City Council President Mike Karbassi said their thoughts and prayers are with Kirk’s family.
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Schools are still required under federal and state law to help students who don’t speak English to both learn the language and understand the content of their classes.
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The funding will go to projects at Merced College and UC Merced.
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The state's colleges lost more than $11 million last year to online scammers.
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The barista internship offered at Merced independent coffee shop The Sensory Lab teaches all things associated with specialty coffee.
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After years of complaints from inmates and advocates about hot temperatures inside prison cells, California is finally embarking on a plan to cool some cells. But it’s only a test, and it will only help a fraction of inmates.
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The California Legislature passed two bills on Tuesday that attempt to restrict immigration enforcement on school campuses and inform students and families of the presence of immigration officers on campuses.
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California’s Assembly Appropriations Committee killed “Leno’s Law” that aimed to give classic car owners like him a pass from smog requirements.
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Pollasky founded Clovis through a railroad venture that went broke within months
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