California
California Bills Target Addictive Social Media Features
The way children use social media could soon change in California.

Trump to Greet Teen Lifeguard Who Saved Boy at California Beach
Trump said he wanted to bestow a high civilian honor on the young lifeguard.

DOJ Finds Failures to Stop Sexual Abuse at 2 California Women’s Prisons
The Justice Department says California failed to protect female prisoners from sexual abuse and harassment by staff at two state prisons.

Malibu Moves to Expedite Encampment Removals as Fire Conditions Worsen
Live Fuel Moisture measures the water content in living plants and serves as one of the primary gauges fire agencies use to assess wildfire danger.
‘It’s Crazy We Keep Paying for This Failure’: Homelessness Charity Founder on LA Homelessness Initiative
Michele Steeb, a senior fellow at Discovery Institute’s "Fix Homelessness" Initiative, and the founder of the Free Up Foundation joins NTD to discuss the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s launch of the “Treatment First” Toolkit to combat homelessness and addiction.
Reporter on Newsom's Commitment to Government Transparency
What does the record show for California Governor Gavin Newsom’s public commitment to government transparency?
California High Speed Rail Could Run Out of Funds in 2027
California’s high-speed rail project could run out of money in 2027.
Paramount Skydance Considers CNN Sale Amid California Antitrust Lawsuit
Paramount Skydance is considering the sale of CNN to resolve an antitrust lawsuit in California.
3.8 Magnitude Earthquake Shakes San Francisco Bay Area
A magnitude-3.8 earthquake rattled the San Francisco Bay Area on Thursday morning, shaking homes and temporarily slowing public transit trains.
Tahoe National Forest’s Talbot Fire 15 Percent Contained as Campgrounds Evacuate
The agency said its FIRIS mapping system had most recently measured the fire at about 75 acres.
Lakers’ $12.5 Billion Sale: Inside the Record-Breaking Deal
Mike Leon, head of content for DAZN and host of the ‘Can We Please Talk?’ podcast, joined NTD for his insights into the deal.
Nick Reiner Indicted in Slayings of Father Rob and Mother Michele
Reiner, 32, pleaded not guilty to the charges Wednesday.
Reward Offered to Find Vandals of San Diego Jewish Fraternity House
Authorities are offering a $2,000 reward for information leading to an arrest after a Jewish fraternity house in University City in San Diego was vandalized between Aug. 7 and 8.
Meta Heads to Court in Biggest Test yet of Youth Social Media Litigation
Meta founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg is expected to testify, as is Instagram head Adam Mosseri.
Red Tape Among Symptoms Plaguing California: Executive Director of Unleash Prosperity
Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton says California needs a major change in how it approaches development when he spoke on Monday at the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco, where he unveiled what he calls a “new decade of building.”
Steve Hilton Unveils New California Economic Plan
Steve Hilton is outlining an economic plan he says would bring a new era of growth to California.
College Graduate Fatally Shot Near Fresno House Party, Police Say
Homicide detectives determined that a group of people had gathered for a house party in the area and believe a dispute broke out between Tsegay and 24-year-old Nemadia Knuckles shortly before the shooting.
Evacuations Ordered in Big Sur Area as Wildfire Rages Along California's Central Coast
As of Tuesday morning, the Timber Fire has burned 2,000 acres and is five percent contained.
Bug Fire Explodes to 15,000 Acres Near Reno
A fast-moving wildfire along the California-Nevada border has now burned 15,000 acres and prompted evacuations near Reno.
New California Wildfire Breaks Out, Triggers Mandatory Evacuations
A vegetation fire dubbed the Hawk Fire triggered mandatory evacuation orders on Monday in the Somerset area of El Dorado County, according to the CAL FIRE Amador-El Dorado Unit.
California Bills Target Addictive Social Media Features
The way children use social media could soon change in California.
Trump to Greet Teen Lifeguard Who Saved Boy at California Beach
Trump said he wanted to bestow a high civilian honor on the young lifeguard.
DOJ Finds Failures to Stop Sexual Abuse at 2 California Women’s Prisons
The Justice Department says California failed to protect female prisoners from sexual abuse and harassment by staff at two state prisons.
Malibu Moves to Expedite Encampment Removals as Fire Conditions Worsen
Live Fuel Moisture measures the water content in living plants and serves as one of the primary gauges fire agencies use to assess wildfire danger.
‘It’s Crazy We Keep Paying for This Failure’: Homelessness Charity Founder on LA Homelessness Initiative
Michele Steeb, a senior fellow at Discovery Institute’s "Fix Homelessness" Initiative, and the founder of the Free Up Foundation joins NTD to discuss the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s launch of the “Treatment First” Toolkit to combat homelessness and addiction.
Reporter on Newsom's Commitment to Government Transparency
What does the record show for California Governor Gavin Newsom’s public commitment to government transparency?
California High Speed Rail Could Run Out of Funds in 2027
California’s high-speed rail project could run out of money in 2027.
Paramount Skydance Considers CNN Sale Amid California Antitrust Lawsuit
Paramount Skydance is considering the sale of CNN to resolve an antitrust lawsuit in California.
3.8 Magnitude Earthquake Shakes San Francisco Bay Area
A magnitude-3.8 earthquake rattled the San Francisco Bay Area on Thursday morning, shaking homes and temporarily slowing public transit trains.
Tahoe National Forest’s Talbot Fire 15 Percent Contained as Campgrounds Evacuate
The agency said its FIRIS mapping system had most recently measured the fire at about 75 acres.
Lakers’ $12.5 Billion Sale: Inside the Record-Breaking Deal
Mike Leon, head of content for DAZN and host of the ‘Can We Please Talk?’ podcast, joined NTD for his insights into the deal.
Nick Reiner Indicted in Slayings of Father Rob and Mother Michele
Reiner, 32, pleaded not guilty to the charges Wednesday.
Reward Offered to Find Vandals of San Diego Jewish Fraternity House
Authorities are offering a $2,000 reward for information leading to an arrest after a Jewish fraternity house in University City in San Diego was vandalized between Aug. 7 and 8.
Meta Heads to Court in Biggest Test yet of Youth Social Media Litigation
Meta founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg is expected to testify, as is Instagram head Adam Mosseri.
Red Tape Among Symptoms Plaguing California: Executive Director of Unleash Prosperity
Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton says California needs a major change in how it approaches development when he spoke on Monday at the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco, where he unveiled what he calls a “new decade of building.”
Steve Hilton Unveils New California Economic Plan
Steve Hilton is outlining an economic plan he says would bring a new era of growth to California.
College Graduate Fatally Shot Near Fresno House Party, Police Say
Homicide detectives determined that a group of people had gathered for a house party in the area and believe a dispute broke out between Tsegay and 24-year-old Nemadia Knuckles shortly before the shooting.
Evacuations Ordered in Big Sur Area as Wildfire Rages Along California's Central Coast
As of Tuesday morning, the Timber Fire has burned 2,000 acres and is five percent contained.
Bug Fire Explodes to 15,000 Acres Near Reno
A fast-moving wildfire along the California-Nevada border has now burned 15,000 acres and prompted evacuations near Reno.
New California Wildfire Breaks Out, Triggers Mandatory Evacuations
A vegetation fire dubbed the Hawk Fire triggered mandatory evacuation orders on Monday in the Somerset area of El Dorado County, according to the CAL FIRE Amador-El Dorado Unit.















