Sacramento

November 2025

More Housing on the California Coast? Changes at the Coastal Commission Signal a Pro-Building Shift

They Want to Be California’s Next Governor. Here’s What They’d Do About Health Care

They Rely on Landlines for Emergencies. AT&T’s Political Moves in California Could Take Those Lines Away

She Drove a Hundred Miles to Give Birth. New California Laws Are Bringing Maternity Care Closer to Home

California Lawmakers Found Money for These Pet Projects Even as They Slashed the Budget

What Veto Drama and a Texas Trip Tell Us About a Potential Shift in California’s Homelessness Strategy

Gavin Newsom ‘Light Years Ahead’ in 2028 Democratic Field After Prop. 50 Win

Rep. Nancy Pelosi Announces Retirement After 38 Years in Congress

Why a New California Law Could Change the Way All Americans Browse the Internet

Proposition 50 Passed in California. Here’s What You Missed

Alex Padilla, a Favorite to Succeed Gavin Newsom, Won’t Run for California Governor

California Democrats Made Prop. 50 About Trump. Polls Show It’s Working as Voting Ends

California Prisoners Sleep With ‘One Eye Open’. Should They Have Their Own Cells?

October 2025

Groups Spent $26 Million to Sway Voters Over Prop. 50, More Than Any Ballot Measure in State History

Gavin Newsom’s Biggest Political Test Yet Is on the Ballot Next Tuesday

15 DUIs, Still Driving: California’s Failure to Take Repeat Drunk Drivers Off the Road

Half a Million Young Californians Aren’t in School or Work. Most Are Men

California Latinos Take Pride in Casting Ballots in Person. ICE at Polls Could Deter That

California Gives Planned Parenthood $140 Million Boost to Keep Clinics Open

LA County Moves to Limit License Plate Tracking, Citing CalMatters Report

How California Is Trying to Keep the National Guard Away From Trump’s Immigration Crackdown

He’s Known for Reshaping California Housing Laws. Now He’s Running for Nancy Pelosi’s Seat

Why California’s Historic Housing Law Gave Activists a New Reason to Battle the Bus

Supporters Are Way Ahead in Fundraising for Newsom’s Prop. 50, but the Race Remains Close

CalMatters Shined a Light on Struggling Birthing Centers. Newsom Just Signed a Law to Help Them

Cal State Workers Are Getting a One-Time Bonus, Paid for by a $144 Million Loan Due Next Year

After CalMatters Report, Newsom Signs Law Forcing Lawmakers to Disclose Their New Jobs

Newsom Unveils $11 State Insulin for Californians: ‘We Took Matters Into Our Own Hands’

Newsom Vetoes Car Dealers’ Bill to Hike Fees on Buyers

Think Your Kid’s Done With a Booster Seat? New California Law Says Maybe Not

California’s Incarcerated Firefighters to See ‘Historic’ Pay Increase in Laws Newsom Signed

New California Law Forces Chatbots to Protect Kids’ Mental Health

Does Prop. 50 Divide California Communities? Depends How You Measure It

Sonoma County Supervisor James Gore Drops Out of the Race to Replace State Sen. Mike McGuire

Newsom Signs First-In-Nation Law to Ban Ultraprocessed Food in School Lunches

California Voters Could See Faster Election Results Under New State Law

California Sheriffs and DAs Are Getting a Rare Political Perk — 6-Year Terms

Regulators Know PG&E, Edison Are Slow to Hook Up Solar. Why Are There No Penalties?

California Braces for ‘Devastating’ Expected Cuts to Federal Homeless Housing Funds

Newsom Says He’ll Sue After Trump Sends California Guard to Portland Over Protests

Newsom Just Vetoed a Bill to Regulate License Plate Readers  — Even as Fresh Evidence of Misuse Emerges

California Lawmakers Keep Dodging Tough Bills by Not Voting. Here Are the Worst Offenders

The Campaign Over Gavin Newsom’s Maps Is One of California Most Expensive, Ever

Charlie Kirk Fallout Hits California Schools, Where 20 Teachers Face Discipline Over Posts

VOTER GUIDE: Everything You Need to Know About Proposition 50 and the November 4 Special Election

September 2025

NEW LAW ALERT: Newsom Signs Bill to Protect Salmon Populations in the Klamath River Watershed

What a Government Shutdown Will Mean for Californians, From Social Security to National Parks

Why Figuring Out How Many Homes California Needs Is More Art Than Science

California Lawmakers Wanted to Get Tough on Data Centers. Here’s What Survived

California Colleges Lost Millions in Humanities Purge. Their Projects Might Not Recover


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