California

Some California-based companies, including In-N-Out, are being forced to issue warnings or change location as a crime wave continues to affect Oakland.

The data is in, and San Francisco 49ers fans are leading the charge in Super Bowl ticket purchased ahead of the big game in Las Vegas Sunday, Feb. 11.

A crime surge in Oakland prompted two major employers in the state to provide security guards with one even telling workers to stay inside for meals, per reports.

Kaiser Permanente is reportedly warning its employees to eat inside after a string of street robberies against employees who went out to eat.

Local leaders and anti-crime activists shared why they think crime is rising in Oakland after businesses like In-N-Out shuttered a store in the Bay Area City.

The best and worst places to buy a home in 2024 fluctuates greatly depending on factors like age, net worth and lifestyle. A top real estate professional shares tips.

A contemporary Southern California home once owned by ex-couple Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner is going on the market for $19 million. The home has six bedrooms and 12 bathrooms.

Knott's Berry Farm brand has been discontinued by the J.M. Smucker Company and is no longer being sold in grocery stores, the company announced online.

California saw the largest decline in job creation from 2019 to 2023 when compared with the pre-pandemic 2015 to 2019 period, with the pace slowing by 54% according to a new report.

Disney has temporarily closed its Haunted Mansion at Disneyland. It stems from previously-announced plans for refurbishments and additions at the spooky attraction.

In-N-Out's closing of its only location in Oakland due to safety issues shows the city's crime problems are out of control, an industry expert tells FOX Business.

A 23-year-old Sacramento woman was arrested for stealing dozens of popular Stanley tumblers from a store and has been charged with grand theft, according to police in California.

An In-N-Out location that is the only one in one Bay Area city will be closing this spring, the fast food chain announced. A statement cites crime as the reason.

The cost of insurance is on the rise, and 70% of Americans are looking for ways to brings those costs down without jeopardizing protection for loved ones and homes.

A serial thief has stolen around $39,000 worth of merchandise from multiple Target stores across Southern California, police said in a social media post.

Items iconic to Playboy, Hugh Hefner and Marilyn Monroe will be sold at an auction in Beverly Hills in March with at least one Monroe dress expected to fetch more than $100,000.

A handful of retail stores in San Francisco Bay Area are working to limit the loss of goods to theft by locking down undergarments, according to one local report.

California's Democratic Gov. Newsom is proposing that the state dip into its rainy day reserve fund to close an anticipated $37.9 billion deficit.

Diesel engine manufacturer Cummins has agreed to pay the largest-ever fine for violating the Clean Air Act, after the DOJ accused the company of "cheating" to avoid emissions testing.

Investigators are examining the door plug that blew out of an Alaska Airlines flight on Friday, and it remains unclear if the panel was properly bolted.