Friday, Nov 21

New offshore drilling plans announced by the Trump administration face significant opposition from California and Florida leaders.

Saturday, Nov 15

A federal judge blocks Trump administration fines against the University of California for alleged discrimination, emphasizing academic freedom protections.

Friday, Nov 14

The Justice Department has filed a lawsuit against California's new congressional maps that could shift political power ahead of the 2026 elections.

Thursday, Nov 13

California is set to revoke 17,000 commercial driver's licenses for immigrants due to improper issuance and expiration date issues.

Wednesday, Nov 05

California voters approve Proposition 50, redrawing congressional districts, marking a decisive push against Trump’s political agenda.

Monday, Oct 27

California Governor Gavin Newsom is evaluating a presidential run in 2028, coinciding with former Vice President Kamala Harris's similar consideration.

Monday, Oct 20

Shrapnel from a Marine Corps live-fire demonstration struck a CHP vehicle, prompting strong criticism from Governor Newsom regarding public safety.

Thursday, Oct 16

Trump's administration withholds $40 million from California, citing failure to enforce English language requirements for truck drivers after a fatal accident.

Tuesday, Oct 14

Mitt Romney's sister-in-law, Carrie Romney, was found dead in a California parking garage, leading to an ongoing investigation.

Thursday, Oct 09

Katie Porter’s interview comments about Trump voters draw criticism from rivals and raise concerns about her gubernatorial candidacy in California.