Shenanigans? Under California’s primary rules, some campaigns boggle the mind
Kathy Garcia is not your typical Republican candidate for the California Senate. For one, she only just joined the GOP. A lifelong Democrat, she won
Kathy Garcia is not your typical Republican candidate for the California Senate. For one, she only just joined the GOP. A lifelong Democrat, she won
Many constitutional law experts, former Democratic Gov. Jerry Brown and the California Republican Party are now all officially entitled to say, “I told you so.”
Like Comic-Con for progressive political nerds and consultants, the California Democratic Party’s biannual convention — one of the year’s largest gathering of like-minded partisans —
In 2020, California voters will be asked to weigh in on some of the most contentious and consequential issues facing the state — criminal justice
It was a busy day for GOP-affiliated courtroom battles against the state of California. In the morning, conservatives sued the state claiming it was failing
California lawmakers ended the Legislative session without doing much on vaping. Now Gov. Gavin Newsom is stepping in. This morning, the governor signed an executive
When presidential candidates spent time in Iowa (and they spend a lot of time in Iowa), they are expected to ingratiate themselves to the state’s
Brian Jones may be a California state senator, but as a Republican with an expansive view of the Second Amendment, he’s all but given up
The way California holds its presidential primary violates the constitutional rights of political independents and misuses taxpayer dollars to “benefit wholly private political parties,” a