Dan Walters

The latest employment data reveal that after 28 months, California has finally recovered the millions of private sector jobs it lost during the COVID=19 recession.

As California struggles to keep the lights burning, compromise legislation will, if enacted, keep the state's only remaining nuclear power plant in operation.

California will ban sales of new gas-powered cars by 2035, but the conversion to battery-powered vehicles poses numerous unresolved issues.

The involvement of California's Native American tribes in high-stakes political battles this year is the latest chapter in their amazing rise from slaughter and poverty into owners of a major industry.

Democrats are targeting five Republican-held congressional seats in California this year. hoping that gains in the state could save their House majority.

When Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoed a bill that would have authorized safe injection sites for drug addicts, he may have signaled that despite his denials, he may be positioning himself for a presidential campaign.

A new study has found that California faces the existential threat of a megaflood due to climate change.

California is losing population and some of those leaving the state are high-income taxpayers who provide a huge share of the state's revenues.

When the federal Bureau of Reclamation issued mandatory reductions in diversions from the Colorado River Tuesday, California dodged the bullet.

Gov. Gavin Newsom has issued an ambitious set of goals for California to meet the climate change challenge, but he must fill in the blanks with specifics.