San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge is going electronic today. It’s the first time in 76-years, that the iconic bridge will be without a human toll taker.

Many school districts around the country are making use of capital appreciation bonds, long-term bonds that can put them into debt for far more than they initially borrowed.

Texas Governor Rick Perry visits California to attract companies away from the Golden State with promises of low taxes and fewer regulations.

As he completes his final months as President of University of California, Mark Yudof joins us to reflect on the state of higher education and the future of online learning.

The governor of California discusses state budgets and California's fiscal prospects heading into 2013.

A group of local residents in Oakhurst, Ca., have come up with an innovative subscription-based financial plan to save their theater.

California governor Jerry Brown has pulled an impressive disappearing act. After years of being severely in the red, Brown says the state's huge budget deficit is now gone.

With more and more movies being filmed outside of Hollywood, Los Angeles businesses that once solely depended on the movie industry have to find new ways to make money.

Under a new California law, it is illegal for employers or admissions officers to require applicants to hand over their social media usernames and passwords.

An effort to build the Western Hemisphere's largest seawater desalination plant faces a crucial test today, as San Diego's regional water agency votes on whether to buy all the water the plant would make.