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Teenagers sometimes turn to artificial intelligence chatbots for mental health support and questions where they fear judgment from parents or friends.

Assemblymember Anamarie Ávila Farías, a Bay Area Democrat, moved to put her mother into a conservatorship during a family property dispute.

State lawmakers have until Aug. 31 to close major deals on climate funding, creating a new city and who pays for wildfire damage.

In a new documentary, CalMatters goes inside a Los Angeles clinic to examine how Californians are being forced to choose between medicine and food.

Assemblymember Carl DeMaio of San Diego is pushing the California Republican Party to the right by backing different candidates than the GOP.

A California law that allowed home deliveries of liquor from craft distillers is expiring. Major wine and beer companies lobbied against continuing it.

California legislators want to regulate brain implants and sensors as fears grow that neurotechnology could be exploited by employers.

Few California cities are on track to meet Gov. Gavin Newsom’s housing permitting and production goals, exacerbating the state’s affordability crisis.

A long decline in the number of people managing wildlife refuges in California accelerated after the Trump administration's DOGE staffing cuts.

DOGE staffing cuts exacerbated a declining headcount among the workers who manage open lands in California, including wildlife refuges.