Would restaurants in California be forced to serve only milk or water to children under a bill headed to Governor Jerry Brown's desk? Capital Public…
-
Now that a World Health Organization agency has classified them as carcinogenic, bacon, ham, and other processed meats could require warning labels in… -
Health professionals say most Americans don't take their medication as prescribed. As Capital Public Radio's Katie Orr reports, California pharmacists… -
Ambitious rules that cut transportation fuel emission will continue in California. As Capital Public Radio's Amy Quinton reports, regulators adopted the… -
Nearly two decades after voters legalized it, California may finally get medical marijuana regulations if the governor signs a package of bills approved… -
The California Energy Commission has proposed new efficiency standards for computers and monitors. Capital Public Radio's Ed Joyce reports. -
The Inland Empire Economic Partnership will recognize the leaders of more than two dozen IE governments and agencies at this evening's annual "Turning Red… -
Part 2 of our preview of the IE cities and other jurisdictions nominated for Inland Empire Economic Partnership "Turning Red Tape to Red Carpet" Awards… -
More rural, mountainous, and less-populated areas of California would likely exceed federal limits on smog-forming pollution under a proposal by the U.S.… -
BusinessAs more Californians use virtual currencies such as Bitcoin, state officials are now looking into regulating the alternative currencies. Capitol Public…
