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State Sen. Janet Nguyen will try to once again overcome a voter-registration disadvantage to defeat retired U.S. Army Col. Tom Umberg, a Democrat, in the
What defines the success of a movement? Is it how loudly its message resounds? Or is it how much tangible change it makes in the
After being long criticized for excessive wait times and outdated technology, the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) is now facing an audit from the Department of
Carl DeMaio stood outside the San Diego County Registrar of Voters Office in April, surrounded by television cameras and boxes filled with ballot petitions. He
Regional district attorneys joined forces Thursday in Sacramento carrying dire warnings of what two bills sitting on the governor’s desk would mean for public safety
California’s biggest boondoggle just broke the bank. Not only is the massive high-speed rail project 11 years behind schedule and billions in the red, managers
California would set some of the nation’s strongest clean energy goals under legislation that cleared a key vote in the Assembly on Tuesday, bringing the
SACRAMENTO (KFSN) — Local growers from the South Valley are on an important trip to the State’s Capital. Farmers are headed to Sacramento to rally
Hundreds of farmers are planning to hold a rally on the steps of the California Capitol on Monday in hopes of protecting their water rights.
Data vendors, analytics firms and media consultants working in California could have some unhappy clients on their rosters after Jan. 1, 2020. That’s when the
