It's the most comprehensive state-led effort countering the FCC's vote to repeal net neutrality.

The state's IT commissioner warns that more comprehensive protections are needed as attackers grow "more sophisticated, more skilled, more organized, and more professional."

Two bills advancing in the legislature would remove items like birth dates of state employees from public disclosure, in the name of privacy.

Lawmakers may form a task force to consider a new policy that would restrict public access to police body camera footage involving people with mental illness.

"More of us should be coming from the inside out," the former city and state government tech worker told StateScoop.

The state's technology office says critical repairs on the struggling computer system will be discontinued if the legislature doesn't approve the spending.

After discoveries of missing datasets and blank pages, the website is now being reviewed for violations of state law.

The governor says he has not violated the state's open records laws and that the claims against him are politically motivated.

The California Disclose Act is set to uncover the hidden names of political campaign donors, pending a signature from Gov. Jerry Brown.

The California Assembly has pushed forward a small-cell antenna bill that will compel cities across the state to allow installations on public utility poles.