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Earthquake Hits Remote Kern County, Felt Across Southern California A 6.4 earthquake rattled a wide swath of California yesterday. It was the strongest temblor to hit the region in twenty years. The quake struck at 10:33 in the morning. It was centered about 125 miles north of Los Angeles, near the desert community of Ridgecrest … Continue reading Earthquake Hits Remote Kern County, Felt Across Southern California →

A Week into North Bay Fires, Napa Turns to ‘Recovery Mode’ At least 42 people are dead, more than 100 are still missing, and nearly 6,000 structures have been destroyed in wildfires across California. Fires in Napa are roughly 60 percent contained, while containment in Sonoma County hovers around 30 percent. California State Senate Leader … Continue reading The California Report →

The Moderna vaccine, approved only a few days ago, by the FDA, has arrived in the Bay Area. Marin and Contra Costa counties received batches of the vaccine this morning, health officers say. San Francisco is expecting 6,000 doses later this week. Marin Public Health Officer Matt Willis says the county received 3,000 doses on … Continue reading Moderna Vaccine Arrives in Bay Area →

Nearly 1.6 million people have purchased health insurance through Covered California, state officials said Tuesday, a number that reflects the state's high unemployment rate as millions of people have lost their jobs — and their employer-sponsored health coverage — during the pandemic.

Seven Democratic Senators — including Ron Wyden of Oregon — are calling on the Ethics Committee to investigate the actions of Republicans Josh Hawley (R-MO) and Ted Cruz (R-TX), related to the January 6th riot at the Capitol.

The gist of the former Montgomery County district attorney's remarks hinged on the argument that Democrats were responding in a partisan way to the Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection.

It’s crunch time: The legislative session in Sacramento ends later this month, and lawmakers are deciding the fate of many bills. Marisa and Katie look at what’s been squashed and what’s staying alive (0:45). Then, longtime democratic strategist Debbie Mesloh joins to discuss bail reform (6:30), growing up in Kansas (7:36), working with Senator Kamala … Continue reading Debbie Mesloh on Bail Reform, Working with Kamala Harris and Women in Politics →

California Has Recorded Nearly One Million COVID-19 Cases California is on the brink of recording it’s one millionth COVID-19 infection. That’s more than any other state except Texas. This grim milestone has been accelerated by the virus’ recent uptick, with more than 6,000 new daily cases recorded in the state over the past week. False Claims … Continue reading California Has Recorded Nearly One Million COVID-19 Cases →

The California schools superintendent said Wednesday he expects school for the state’s 6 million students to resume as usual in late August or September, but with classes that look radically different to maintain social distancing standards. Superintendent Tony Thurmond said he expects a mix of in-person and distance learning with fewer children in classes, hallways … Continue reading California Educators: Expect ‘Hybrid’ Classrooms In the Fall →

Solano County announced Thursday that it will move further into phase 2 of reopening, allowing for in-restaurant dining and in-store retail shopping starting at 6 a.m. on Friday, May 22. The county received approval from the state Wednesday night to expand the number of businesses allowed to resume operations, provided they meet the state’s reopening … Continue reading Solano County to Reopen Restaurants for Dine-In →