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El Niño has arrived: 5 ways California could get pummeled June 15, 2026

El Niño is typically associated with a higher chance of more rain in Southern California. But the powerful climate pattern could affect the Golden State in a number of ways.

Rong-Gong Lin II

What COVID is teaching doctors about the relationship between viruses and cancer June 15, 2026

The pandemic has left some evidence that viral infection may play a role in reawakening dormant cancer cells already present in a patient's body before infection.

Corinne Purtill

This startup was supposed to revolutionize California's wine industry: 'It totally failed' June 15, 2026

Monarch Tractor, a startup founded in 2018 with promises of saving farmers time and money, collapsed after customers reported its tractor could not operate autonomously.

Caroline Petrow-Cohen

Historic swells continue to batter California beaches. When will the surf die down? June 14, 2026

The risk of flooding and dangerous surf at California beaches will continue until Wednesday, officials say.

Melody Petersen

Oliver Tree, musician and Santa Cruz native, dies in helicopter crash June 14, 2026

The genre-defying singer-song writer and Santa Cruz native, was one of six killed when two helicopters collided Sunday morning in Brazil.

Tony Briscoe, August Brown

Watch police rescue dogs locked in U-Haul near Temecula June 14, 2026

Police rescued 31 neglected dogs from a hot, unventilated U-Haul truck near Temecula. The owner was arrested and faces 21 felony animal cruelty charges.

Tony Briscoe

Infant formula recalled after California baby sickened with botulism June 14, 2026

Nara Organics recalled its baby formula after a California child and two others were sickened by potentially fatal infant botulism, federal officials said.

Melody Petersen

Chabria: The enemy of my enemy is a billionaire. Get over it June 14, 2026

As income inequality is reaching serf-lord levels, hating the rich seems easy and reasonable. But maybe we should make sure our outrage is working for us, not against us.

Anita Chabria

L.A.'s Year of the Dog: Why Pratt and other candidates campaigned against animal abuse June 14, 2026

Spencer Pratt and other candidates in L.A.'s primary election appealed to animal advocates, a group seen as being able to 'move the needle' in tight races.

Sandra McDonald

California's slow vote count stirs frustration, but changes would be hard June 14, 2026

Experts say there are some commonsense changes California could make to speed up its vote counts, including better funding county election offices and encouraging earlier voting. But dramatic shifts will be hard, especially before November.

Grace Toohey

Despite predictions of decline, independent bookstores are experiencing a resurgence as readers seek human connection, curated recommendations, and cultural experiences. For years, the future of…

El Niño has arrived: 5 ways California could get pummeled June 15, 2026

El Niño is typically associated with a higher chance of more rain in Southern California. But the powerful climate pattern could affect the Golden State in a number of ways.

Rong-Gong Lin II

What COVID is teaching doctors about the relationship between viruses and cancer June 15, 2026

The pandemic has left some evidence that viral infection may play a role in reawakening dormant cancer cells already present in a patient's body before infection.

Corinne Purtill

This startup was supposed to revolutionize California's wine industry: 'It totally failed' June 15, 2026

Monarch Tractor, a startup founded in 2018 with promises of saving farmers time and money, collapsed after customers reported its tractor could not operate autonomously.

Caroline Petrow-Cohen

Historic swells continue to batter California beaches. When will the surf die down? June 14, 2026

The risk of flooding and dangerous surf at California beaches will continue until Wednesday, officials say.

Melody Petersen

Oliver Tree, musician and Santa Cruz native, dies in helicopter crash June 14, 2026

The genre-defying singer-song writer and Santa Cruz native, was one of six killed when two helicopters collided Sunday morning in Brazil.

Tony Briscoe, August Brown

Watch police rescue dogs locked in U-Haul near Temecula June 14, 2026

Police rescued 31 neglected dogs from a hot, unventilated U-Haul truck near Temecula. The owner was arrested and faces 21 felony animal cruelty charges.

Tony Briscoe

Infant formula recalled after California baby sickened with botulism June 14, 2026

Nara Organics recalled its baby formula after a California child and two others were sickened by potentially fatal infant botulism, federal officials said.

Melody Petersen

Chabria: The enemy of my enemy is a billionaire. Get over it June 14, 2026

As income inequality is reaching serf-lord levels, hating the rich seems easy and reasonable. But maybe we should make sure our outrage is working for us, not against us.

Anita Chabria

L.A.'s Year of the Dog: Why Pratt and other candidates campaigned against animal abuse June 14, 2026

Spencer Pratt and other candidates in L.A.'s primary election appealed to animal advocates, a group seen as being able to 'move the needle' in tight races.

Sandra McDonald

California's slow vote count stirs frustration, but changes would be hard June 14, 2026

Grace Toohey

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