The Latest Breaking News from California

Berkshire Hathaway CEO remains confident in Treasuries as equities plunge and bond yields spike

Tesla's lawsuit alleging trade secret theft by Rivian employees moves closer to trial

Negasi Zuberi has been charged with abducting a woman and holding her in a soundproof cell in his garage. Authorities fear there may be many more victims. Bevan Hurley reports

Whether your breakfast gets more expensive—or cheaper—could depend on where you live.

Three Tesla owners in California allege Tesla breached vehicle warranties and engaged in fraud and unfair competition by falsely advertising its EV ranges.

Dialogue around ‘coercive control’ in relation to financial abuse is gaining steam in the US, with California passing laws to protect victims from collectors

State tries to bar Stanford researchers from testifying against it

Former president scheduled to surrender to federal authorities in Washington and enter not guilty plea. Plus, inside the wellness-to-fascism pipeline

When liberals in California decided to effectively decriminalise thefts under $950, by downgrading such crimes to mere misdemeanours, the effects were “tediously predictable”, said Zoe Strimpel in The Daily Telegraph. Shoplifting soared – and San Francisco became so lawless, “some of America’s biggest chains” left the city’s downtown. 

iOS 17 adds the ability to download maps for offline use. Our managing editor for mobile put the updated iOS 17 Maps to the test to find out more about how offline maps work.

Investors await results as higher interest rates and declining transaction revenues impact performance.