Audiences were spellbound, competitors were jealous, and consumers began to buy more raisins than ever. It’s the unlikely phenomenon of the "California Raisins" who blazed across 1980s TV ...

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Did you know that close to a third of bachelor’s degree recipients at the University of California started their higher ed journey at a California community college? A brand-new online hub is a ...

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The town of Davis helps our students thrive. UC Davis is centrally located in Northern California. We’re a day trip away from some of the most beautiful places in the world. UC Davis has all the ...

I’d argue that every vote matters because it’s yours to cast — yet the sentiment is understandable given California’s overall Democrat-to-Republican registration ratio. Yes, Vice President ...

Vice President Kamala Harris has won her home state of California, CBS News projects, securing the state's 54 electoral votes, the most of any state. Deep-blue California has not voted to send a ...

Before graduating from a California high school, students must complete a minimum of 13 state-mandated courses, including three years of English, two years of math and two years of science.