California politics can be intense. Our experts break down what happened this week so you can stay up to date without the headache.

A familial DNA match from a genealogy website led to the arrest of suspect Joseph DeAngelo. That technique may become more common and that has serious implications for medical privacy.

DNA was the key to finding the suspected Golden State Killer, but similar evidence from thousands of rapes in California have never been tested. Here's how that may change for future victims.

The Drug Enforcement Agency's National Prescription Drug Take Back Day is April 28. Police and sheriffs' departments expect to take in almost 500 tons.

The youth hope the images of families, pets, and hobbies help people look "Behind the Diagnosis." They're also selling the prints to raise money for research grants.

Cost of living and political climate are some of the recent factors contributing to the increased need for mental health services on college campuses.

The Game Haus board game cafe has more than 1,700 games to choose from. Customers pay for a seat and often play for hours.

Pozole, pancakes, bread, bungalows, a wildlife photo challenge and (count 'em) four free festivals. Go live your best Southern California weekend.