California cities will soon face more state scrutiny - and new penalties - for pushing back on housing and homeless shelter construction, according to a package of laws signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom.

That was the message the governor pushed yesterday as he signed a package of housing and homelessness bills at an event in San Francisco with legislators, carpenters’ union members and members of the ...

Read more from Becker’s Hospital Review. Governor Gavin Newsom called out Surf City leaders today as he signed new laws aimed at expanding housing development in California, dubbing them “Exhibit A” ...

California Attorney General Rob Bonta on Thursday issued the following statement in response to Governor Gavin Newsom signing ...

California's reparations legislation stalls, leaving $12 million unallocated. Advocates and officials discuss the future of ...

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OPINION- California voters will begin marking their mail-in ballots for the Nov. 5 election in just a few days and how they vote may reflect their somewhat sour outlooks, particularly rising ...

California Attorney General Bonta Issues Statement on Legislation Authorizing Additional Civil Penalties for Housing Law ...

California taxpayers fund career education at high schools, adult schools, community colleges, regional occupational programs ...

On Valentine's Day in 2004, when Kamala Harris was San Francisco's newly elected district attorney, she performed one of the first same-sex unions in the United States.

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Nigel Farage, a Trump ally and Brexit champion, thinks his Reform U.K. party can become a major political force. At a ...