At least three people were killed and 15 injured in a shooting attack on Sunday during an open-air food festival in California, United States, the police said.

A California judge cut a $2 billion jury verdict against Bayer-owned Monsanto over its Roundup weed killer to $86.7 million. Bayer faces some 13,000 US lawsuits over the glyphosate-based product's potential health risks.

Catching waves in California: US military veterans and wounded active-duty service members experience the healing power of the ocean. Operation Surf, a nonprofit organization, specializing in courses for US veterans, holds a week of training and competition on Huntington Beach.

Bayer-owned Monsanto has been hit with its third jury verdict in California tying its Roundup weed killer to cancer. Bayer faces more than 13,400 Roundup-related lawsuits in the United States.

Bloomberg Editor-in-Chief Emeritus Matt Winkler examines the economic boom of Los Angeles, California and the factors that set its economy apart from other major U.S. cities.

A new law in California is designed to get more women on to corporate boards.

Kim Kardashian supports end of California death penalty. California Governor Gavin Newsom recently signed an executive order suspending the death penalty in California. As a result, 737 inmates currently on death row will not be executed.

PG and E CEO Geisha Williams is leaving as California's largest utility owner nears bankruptcy

Carmen Lopez has been training hard to become Spain’s first blind female athlete to enter the World Adaptive Surfing Championship in La Jolla, California, on Wednesday.

A family recalls the night they lost a Malibu home to the Southern California wildfires.

California utility company PG&E soared in late trading after Bank of America said fees about the company's link to wildfires are overdone and default worries are overstated. Moody's though, has cut PG&E to BAA3 and says the stock may be downgraded to junk.

Remains have been recovered from at least 42 people killed by a devastating wildfire that largely incinerated the town of Paradise in northern California, making it the deadliest in state history, the Butte County sheriff said on Monday.