California's Crucial House Races: Six Districts That Could Decide Congressional Control
California's six hotly contested House districts could determine which party controls Congress in 2025. With over $200 million in campaign spending, these races are drawing national attention and may shape the future of U.S. policy.
Governor Newsom Takes Action to Curb Soaring Electric Bills in California
California Governor Gavin Newsom signs an executive order to address rising electricity costs, aiming to provide relief for consumers and increase utility company accountability. The order focuses on enhancing billing transparency and exploring consumer-friendly pricing models.
Tesla's California Sales Dip as EV Market Evolves
Tesla faces a third consecutive quarterly decline in California EV sales, while competitors gain ground. The overall EV market in the state continues to grow, albeit at a slower pace, as it aims to meet ambitious adoption targets.
California Leads Global Biodiversity Efforts at UN Summit
California takes center stage at COP16, championing the '30 by 30' initiative to protect nature. The state's innovative approaches inspire global partners in the fight against biodiversity loss and climate change.
California Simplifies Unemployment Benefits Application with User-Friendly Online System
California's EDD launches a streamlined, multilingual online application for unemployment benefits, addressing common challenges and improving accessibility. The new system is part of the broader EDDNext modernization program aimed at transforming various aspects of the department's services.
Governor Newsom Launches CHP Surge Operation to Combat Rising Crime in San Bernardino
California Governor Gavin Newsom initiates a 'surge operation' involving the CHP to address escalating violent crime in San Bernardino County. The operation aims to support local law enforcement efforts in tackling gun violence, property theft, and organized crime.
California's Political Watchdog Reveals 19 Candidates Under Investigation
Recent data shows 19 out of 305 candidates for state and federal offices in California are under investigation by the Fair Political Practices Commission. This revelation highlights the ongoing challenges in maintaining ethical standards in politics and the importance of public oversight.
California Expands Early Voting: 29 Counties Open Vote Centers for Upcoming Primary
California is enhancing voter accessibility by opening early vote centers in 29 counties. These centers offer flexible voting options, including in-person voting, ballot drop-off, and registration services, aiming to increase turnout and reduce Election Day congestion.
California's Legislative Marathon: 4,821 Bills, 1,017 Laws, and the Democratic Edge
In California's 2023-24 legislative session, lawmakers introduced 4,821 bills, with 1,017 signed into law. Democrats leveraged their supermajority, while Republicans found success in non-partisan issues, highlighting the complex dance of lawmaking in the Golden State.
California Honors Fallen Navy Pilots in Tragic Training Accident
Governor Newsom orders flags at half-staff to honor three Navy pilots who died in a Washington state jet crash. The incident, which claimed a Sacramento-area aviator, highlights the risks faced by military personnel even during peacetime operations.