State regulators will begin identifying hazardous chemicals in consumer products and recommending safer alternatives under
a new state law. The bill, signed yesterday by Governor Schwarzenegger, gives the California Environmental Protection Agency
broad powers to ban chemicals that pose health risks. Reporter: Sarah Varney
China's tainted milk scandal is now rippling to California. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration issued warnings late last
week that consumers avoid a popular candy imported from China and an instant coffee from Taiwan. That news has left many Asian-American
shoppers concerned. Reporter: Oanh Ha
In what's being dubbed the largest immigrant fugitive operation in California's history, U.S. immigration officials have arrested
more than 1,000 undocumented immigrants throughout the state. Reporter: Rob Schmitz