Legislature & Policy

As refineries leave the Golden State, legislators consider a plan to bridge the gap between climate goals and reality.

The bill was placed on the suspense file, temporarily halting its progress and raising questions about its fiscal impact.

The redrawn maps would remain in place through the 2026, 2028, and 2030 elections.

Leaders from Democrat-led states pushed back after the DOJ warned state and local officials of possible criminal liability over sanctuary policies.

Homeland Security agents were in downtown Los Angeles for ongoing deportation operations targeting criminal illegal immigrants, according to officials.

In addition to staffing and signage, SB 442 also seeks to expand the types of items prohibited from being sold in the self-checkout area.

The plan is drawing national attention, prompting responses from prominent California lawmakers in both parties.

Judges wrote that the state failed to meet the Bruen standard of complying with the plain language of the Amendment or having a historical analogue.

The audit overlooks the benefits of in-person work, the governor’s office said. In March, Newsom ordered workers back to the office four days per week.

AB 495 broadens the pool of potential caregivers to include ‘nonrelative extended family members.’ Opponents say strangers could take custody of your child.

The Riverside County facility will close as the state’s prison population falls its lowest point since the late 1980s.

Republican Rep. Kevin Kiley’s bill would halt efforts in Texas and California to redraw congressional maps.

The president said manufacturers can avoid the tariffs by building in the United States.

Councilman Bob Blumenfield calls the law ‘uncommonly silly.’

California is one of a few states that have an independent, bipartisan commission in charge of redistricting.

The new law goes into effect on Jan. 1, 2026.

Bill HR 4759 was introduced following reports that the federal government used drones to monitor recent ICE protests in Los Angeles.

The celebrity fundraising organization’s law firm plans to review how the donations were disbursed after a public outcry.

California targets suicide prevention, mentorship, and workforce connection amid rising mental health challenges and death rates.

Gov. Gavin Newsom said democracy is at stake if Texas redraws its congressional map and vowed to make up any lost blue seats in California.

As refineries leave the Golden State, legislators consider a plan to bridge the gap between climate goals and reality.

The bill was placed on the suspense file, temporarily halting its progress and raising questions about its fiscal impact.

The redrawn maps would remain in place through the 2026, 2028, and 2030 elections.

Leaders from Democrat-led states pushed back after the DOJ warned state and local officials of possible criminal liability over sanctuary policies.

Homeland Security agents were in downtown Los Angeles for ongoing deportation operations targeting criminal illegal immigrants, according to officials.

In addition to staffing and signage, SB 442 also seeks to expand the types of items prohibited from being sold in the self-checkout area.

The plan is drawing national attention, prompting responses from prominent California lawmakers in both parties.

Judges wrote that the state failed to meet the Bruen standard of complying with the plain language of the Amendment or having a historical analogue.

The audit overlooks the benefits of in-person work, the governor’s office said. In March, Newsom ordered workers back to the office four days per week.

AB 495 broadens the pool of potential caregivers to include ‘nonrelative extended family members.’ Opponents say strangers could take custody of your child.

The Riverside County facility will close as the state’s prison population falls its lowest point since the late 1980s.

Republican Rep. Kevin Kiley’s bill would halt efforts in Texas and California to redraw congressional maps.

The president said manufacturers can avoid the tariffs by building in the United States.

Councilman Bob Blumenfield calls the law ‘uncommonly silly.’

California is one of a few states that have an independent, bipartisan commission in charge of redistricting.

The new law goes into effect on Jan. 1, 2026.

Bill HR 4759 was introduced following reports that the federal government used drones to monitor recent ICE protests in Los Angeles.

The celebrity fundraising organization’s law firm plans to review how the donations were disbursed after a public outcry.

California targets suicide prevention, mentorship, and workforce connection amid rising mental health challenges and death rates.

Gov. Gavin Newsom said democracy is at stake if Texas redraws its congressional map and vowed to make up any lost blue seats in California.