Newsom Condemns Violence ‘Of Any Kind’ After National Guard Troops Are Shot in DC
“At this point, we have no other suspects,” Carroll said at a news conference. At least one of the Guard members exchanged gunfire with the
Congress Launches New Antisemitism Investigation Into Berkeley Schools
The committee letter cited specific incidents of antisemitism at BUSD schools in recent years, including an allegation that during a pro-Palestinian walkout at Berkeley High
After Trump Fires 5 More SF Immigration Judges, Legal Scholars Fear a More Partisan System
Attorneys told KQED in September that the discrepancy between rates across jurisdictions is likely due to a multitude of factors, including that asylum seekers in
Will California’s Antisemitism Law Counter Trump’s Civil Rights Cuts?
Zbur, a Democrat from Los Angeles who was among the law’s authors, said the new Office of Civil Rights and the antisemitism coordinator are not
He Built a Nursing Home Empire Despite State Investigations. Now, Lawsuits Are Piling Up
Rechnitz then submitted change-of-ownership applications seeking licenses to run those homes. Rather than approving or denying them, CalMatters found that the state Department of Public
California Governor’s Race Is Still Up For Grabs
The 2026 race for governor of California is heating up, with East Bay Rep. Eric Swalwell announcing his bid on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” last night.
East Bay Rep. Eric Swalwell Announces Run for California Governor
The race to succeed termed-out Gov. Gavin Newsom remains wide open less than seven months before the June primary. Former Vice President Kamala Harris and
UC Continues Annual Tuition Hikes Despite Student Appeals. Here’s How Much It Will Increase
Already, the UC is enrolling about 4,000 more California students than the state is giving them money for. Because of this, UC reported that it
The California Democrat Leading the Charge on the Epstein Files Release
WASHINGTON, DC – NOVEMBER 18: U.S. Rep. Robert Garcia (D-CA) speaks during a news conference on the “Epstein Files” outside the U.S. Capitol on November
Stanford Protesters Negotiating Plea Deals as Trial Begins
“The reason that misdemeanors are even on the table is that Judge Ryan has indicated that she didn’t believe this resembled felony conduct,” Johns said.