A California lawmaker says he knew something had to be done after watching a video of Barack Obama calling President Trump “a total and complete
That hissing emanating from Sacramento is the sound of the entire California Republican Party establishment breathing a sigh of relief. At the party’s weekend convention,
This political convention has the distinct feel of an intervention. As California Republican delegates descend on Sacramento this weekend to elect a new party chair,
It’s not news that President Trump isn’t popular in California: a July survey found voters here disapprove of him by a nearly 2-to-1 margin. Still, he’s wildly
California Republicans say that drivers can have smoother roads, more reliable public transit—and lower taxes. In November, voters will get the chance to repeal a
If the June 5 primary is the prelude to the November general election, the California Democratic Party is set to hold a prelude to the
Tax reform may not be much more than a glimmer in the eye of Republicans in Washington D.C., but their promise of lower rates and
Could a few words buried within a recent court ruling make it easier for the state to raise money from Californians? Those words—contained within a
The burgeoning political standoff between California and the Trump administration took another step into unprecedented terrain this week when, on a pre-Super Bowl televised interview,