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1. • Backers of proposed California anti-transgender ballot measure lose lawsuit over wording

     The Sacramento Bee· 25 minutes ago

     A Sacramento County Superior Court judge sided with the California Attorney General’s Office over the wording of a proposed ballot initiative that would restrict transgender peoples’ rights ...

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     California legislators debate health policy from Froot Loops to free condoms

     Sacramento Bee via Yahoo News· 2 days ago

     California state lawmakers this year are continuing their progressive tilt on health policy with...

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     50 of the most beautiful natural wonders around the world

     INSIDER via Yahoo News· 2 days ago

     The Dead Sea.Olesya Baron/Shutterstock This Earth Day, we identified some of the world's most...

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     CBS Stations Launches ‘CBS News California Investigates’ Segments

     Next TV via Yahoo News· 6 days ago

     Julie Watts . CBS Stations has launched “CBS News California Investigates”, with Julie Watts named...

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     California spends billions on homelessness without knowing the results. A bill could change that

     The Sacramento Bee· 2 days ago

     California spends billions on homelessness without knowing the results. AB 2903 would require state...

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     Managing the Pressure

     KGTV San Diego· 1 day ago

     Feeling isolated or frustrated? Learn ways to connect with people virtually, get counseling or manage your stress.

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     Making Ends Meet

     KGTV San Diego· 2 days ago

     Find help on topics from rent to food to new belt-tightening techniques.

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     California lawmakers approve bill that would make you show ID before looking at porn

     The Sacramento Bee· 1 day ago

     Both Democratic and Republican lawmakers on the Assembly Privacy and Consumer Protection Committee...

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     Editorial: L.A. officials lied to justify seizing homeless people's belongings. That's despicable

     Los Angeles Times· 3 days ago

     For homeless people, the only place to store their belongings is on the ground or inside a tent....

10. • California animal shelters don’t have to say how many pets they kill. A bill could change that

      The Sacramento Bee· 2 days ago

      California animal shelters don’t have to say how many pets they kill. The agency has said that with fewer people being bitten by rabid dogs or cats, there is no longer any value with making that data public.