California

"To those not yet eligible for vaccines," California Governor Gavin Newsom said Wednesday, "your turn is coming."

Two California OB/GYNs allegedly refused to provide routine care to an HIV-positive woman, according to lawsuits filed Thursday by the U.S. Department of Justice.

The Let Freedom Ring event was "denied because the proposed number of attendees are more than what's being allowed as a result of COVID-19 and due to the potential for civil unrest this weekend," an officer said.

Researchers at U.S. Crisis Monitor gathered data on police responses to more than 13,000 protests that took place across the country over the last 10 months.

The "Die Hard" actor has spoken out after he was photographed in a Rite Aid without a face covering.

"These families should not be going through this. No family should be going through this," said Sara Sidner on a Tuesday episode of 'New Day.'

The latest bust comes as total confirmed COVID-19 cases in Los Angeles County approach 940,000.

The state is ramping up the roll-out of vaccines as it struggles to contain the virus.

California Governor Gavin Newsom said Friday that residents should expect that a "substantially higher number" of COVID-19 vaccines will be given in the state "in the coming days and coming weeks."

The Democratic governor plans to send $600 checks to millions of low-income households in California.

Austin Medford, 23, from Riverdale, was detained on Wednesday in Fresno by U.S. marshals from the Eastern District of California branch.

The variant appears to be significantly more transmissible than the original, although it does not seem to cause more severe illness.

The 76-year-old crawled into the home on her hands and knees to avoid the smoke, allowing her to grab hold of her neighbor's ankle and clothes to pull her to safety.

Officers from the LAPD found Karen Ruiz suffering from multiple gunshot wounds, while her three-year-old daughter sat in a nearby car.

Those campaigning for Newsom's recall will need to collect at least 1.5 million valid signatures by March.

The new, more infectious variant has been detected in California, Florida, New York, and Georgia. Fauci told Newsweek he would be "very surprised" if it was not in "several more states."

Medical staff in Northern California scrambled to distribute over 800 doses of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine after a storage freezer broke on Monday.

Voters overwhelmingly approved Proposition 22 in November, allowing companies like Uber to continue classing drivers as independent contractors.

Several public figures have expressed outrage against the latest law, which allows workers fewer protections and other benefits they'd be entitled to as employees.

Sonia Tabizada threatened a Catholic school over its perceived acceptance of same-sex couples in 2019, leaving a phone message with the school that "you guys are about to get terrorism."

Colorado was the first state to report a case of the COVID-19 variant on December 29. Other states have since followed.

The protest took place soon after California recorded its highest number of COVID-19 related deaths.

The California Employment Development Department has suspended payments on benefit claims for accounts considered high risk amid fears of fraud.

An official from Kaiser Permanente San Jose Emergency Department has confirmed that 43 staffers had contracted the disease between December 27, 2020 and January 1, 2021.

There were 21,449 COVID-19 patients in California hospitals as of Thursday and more than 4,500 in intensive care.

Several popular television shows including "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" and "NCIS" have recently paused filming amid a surge of COVID-19 in California.

Orange County District Attorney Todd Spitzer described the after-hours operation of the Eastend Bar as a "blatant disregard of the local and state health orders."

Up to 40 percent of L.A. County front-line workers who were given priority access to the COVID-19 vaccine have declined to take it.

The two tribal casinos operate under federal law on federally protected land, which means Gov. Gavin Newsom's ban on indoor entertainment does not apply to them.

California reported a record number of new COVID-19 deaths on Wednesday.