June 7, 2021

Friday wasn’t a lucky day for Gov. Gavin Newsom. The stage was set — literally — for a positive announcement. Newsom, standing in front of shimmery gold and red curtains and a Wheel of Fortune-style gizmo in the California Lottery Building in Sacramento, randomly selected the first 15 winners of a $50,000 cash prize from […]

The date of California's recall election still is not set, but voters may decide the governor's fate closer to Labor Day than November.

State’s budget includes innovative ideas for clearing obstacles to park access for disadvantaged communities.

Stop AAPI Hate, a California-based coalition, has recorded nearly 7,000 hate incidents involving Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders nationwide since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic. It’s become a key source of information for the media and for advocates looking to stop the surge of racist attacks.

An Office of Health Care Affordability would end California’s whack-a-mole approach.

Una Oficina de Asequibilidad de la Atención Médica pondría fin al enfoque "whack-a-mole" de California.

El presupuesto estatal incluye ideas innovadoras para eliminar los obstáculos al acceso a los parques para las comunidades desfavorecidas.

Stop AAPI Hate, una coalición con sede en California, ha registrado casi 7.000 incidentes de odio que involucran a estadounidenses de origen asiático e isleños del Pacífico en todo el país desde el comienzo de la pandemia de coronavirus. Se ha convertido en una fuente clave de información para los medios y para los defensores que buscan detener la oleada de ataques racistas.

Capital punishment has been a much-debated issue in California for more than seven decades and it's boiling over again.