Meteorological spring has arrived. Here's what to expect
Weather in March can be quite the weather roller coaster for many regions of the country, but warmer air typically starts reaching southern areas this month.
California
Power outages across the Plains: 4 questions answered about weather-driven blackouts
Amid record cold temperatures and skyrocketing energy demand, utilities across the central U.S. have ordered rolling blackouts to ration electricity, leaving millions of people without power.
Los Angeles County health officials agree to open schools for children ages K-6
After keeping schools closed for 11 months, Los Angeles County health officials now say that dozens of elementary schools will be permitted to reopen for in-class instruction for students in grades TK-6 as early as this week.
California now leads all states in total coronavirus deaths
This week California surpassed New York for the most coronavirus deaths of any state.
U.S. Supreme Court rules against Newsom, ends statewide in-person worship ban
In a 6-3 decision, the U.S. Supreme Court reversed California Gov. Gavin Newsom's in-person worship ban in the state.
Supreme Court expected to rule on California's religious liberty case any day
California is the only state with a complete indoor worship ban due to COVID-19.
California sets one-day coronavirus death record
On a day when the nation as a whole did the same, California on Wednesday set a record for the most coronavirus deaths in one day.
Second U.S. case of COVID-19 variant found in San Diego man
California has identified a second U.S. case of the more highly contagious coronavirus strain originally found in the U.K.
Supreme Court to hear challenge to California farmers’ case against government-sanctioned invasion of private property
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case brought by the Pacific Legal Foundation on behalf of Cedar Point Nursery and Fowler Packing Company asking it to invalidate a California regulation requiring union employees to enter private property for roughly 360 hours a year.
Drilling ban, lease moratorium on federal lands would cause 'significant fiscal and economic losses' for western states, Wyoming study finds
Restricting oil and gas development on federal lands in eight western states would prove costly, according to a new study released Tuesday by the state of Wyoming.