The effort to oust the Democratic governor began before the year-long pandemic upended life in California, driven by conservative activists.

The agreement does not eliminate debt for California homeowners. Instead, it gives them a 90-day grace period.

Anthony Rendon declined to comment on the investigation launched into Democratic Assemblyman Evan Low of Campbell.

FPPC investigations often take months to a year and can result in politicians being fined thousands of dollars. 

It's legal for Assemblyman Rob Bonta's nonprofit to give to his wife's employer. But an author of state political ethics law says it shouldn't be.

Nonprofits set up by legislators test campaign finance laws even as they underwrite good works by elected officials.

The debate over how to curb police shootings shifted Tuesday as law enforcement groups agreed to drop a part of their bill.

Fault lines among Democrats began to emerge this week, suggesting AB 392 will likely change as it moves through the Legislature.

When it comes to law enforcement accountability, the AG is at odds with the push by many in his own party to better police the police.

After months of lobbying by opponents, lawmakers shelved a reform bill over the summer—but promised to deliver a new version this year.

With hundreds of millions of dollars rolling into initiative campaigns over housing and health care, California has hit a new record.