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Richard Blum, a San Francisco businessman, philanthropist and the husband of Sen. Dianne Feinstein, died late Sunday, the senator’s office announced Monday morning.

LOS ANGELES — Indoor masking will no longer be mandatory at California schools and child care facilities after March 11, a long-debated and much-anticipated move that comes as the state continues its steady emergence from the omicron wave of COVID-19.

The governors of California, Oregon and Washington have announced that schoolchildren will no longer required to wear masks starting March 12

‘He was by my side for the good times and for the challenges. I am going to miss him terribly,’ Feinstein says

The most profitable agricultural region in the US faces a significant rise in temperatures by the end of the century.

Some tips for students; they may seem obvious, but in my experience they have needed some stressing.

Many convoys remain en route after cancellation

The western U.S. is a megadrought. Groundwater supplies are being overpumped in many places, and the dryness, wildfires, and shrinking water supplies are making climate change personal for millions.

Ten thousand fewer claims were submitted that year while 900 more were rejected by the board as compared with 2019, data says

Odalis Martinez, 25, from San Pablo in California, was over the moon when she fell pregnant after the heartbreak of a miscarriage - but there was another surprise on the way

SAN JOSE, Calif. – It looked like the Sharks were going to have a difficult time becoming emotionally involved in Sunday’s game with the Seattle Kraken after playing the night before and losing another one of their top defensemen to a serious injury.