Californians

According to CalFire, a quarter of Californians now live in zones at high risk of fire.

Across the state on Saturday, Californians contended with drenching rains and rising water levels in the atmospheric river’s aftermath.

All Californians under age 26 and over age 50 are already eligible for full Medi-Cal benefits.

Almost 70 percent of Californians decided it wasn’t worth the risks.

And yet other data shows at least some of the financial and social challenges causing problems in California (rising home prices, stagnant wages, crime) aren’t so different in states wooing the most ex-Californians.

Around 13% of California's population receives CalFresh assistance, amounting to nearly 5 million Californians each month, according to the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.

But exactly how many Californians will be packing their sunny things up and moving to the City of Trees in 2023?

California lawmakers introduced a slew of bills last year aimed at addressing fentanyl overdoses, which are killing roughly 110 Californians each week.

Californians continue to pay high gas taxes for bad roads A manРђЎs home is not his castle.

Californians will have to travel to witness this, as its effects will not be noticed in the state.

Flaring is a process of burning off methane that is so toxic it has been outlawed in California for nearly a hundred years, but Californians send more than $5 billion a year to Iraq to continue the cancer-causing activity.

For a state known for innovation, Californians seem awfully comfortable with population’s status quo.

Forecasters were worried the major storm could claim Californians’ lives.

If we stood by as Californians and did nothing, we would have been guilty of remaining silent about the things that matter,” Gipson said.

In 2016, as Americans were voting Donald Trump into office, Californians put Kamala Harris in the Senate.

It’s unfortunate that many Californians have to roll with the punches and can’t do anything about the prices they have to pay at the pump but hopefully, shortly there’s some sort of relief at the pump.

Labor advocates in California also have faulted the state for relying on workers to report violations, arguing that many Californians — particularly people who don’t speak English — will hesitate to complain out of fear of retaliation.

Lance shared information on CalVet’s Transition Assistance Program—a series of webinars that provide an overview of California-specific benefits for veterans and resources for Californians exiting the military.

Nearly 3 million Californians lost their jobs due to the shutdown orders.

Next, there’s the $4.68 billion measure, backed by Gov. Gavin Newsom and also scheduled for March, to build housing and expand psychiatric and substance abuse treatment for homeless Californians.