Sanders Vows To Fight On In Democratic Race
Bernie Sanders is vowing to continue his quest for the White House, telling supporters in California that he will fight on to compete in next week's primary in Washington, D.C.
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Bernie Sanders is vowing to continue his quest for the White House, telling supporters in California that he will fight on to compete in next week's primary in Washington, D.C.
She is vying to replace her boss, Los Angeles County Supervisor Michael Antonovich, who is being forced out by term limits.
Several GOP incumbents advanced Tuesday in key California congressional races.
California voters narrowed the field in each of the state's 80 Assembly races and 20 Senate contests on the ballot Tuesday as Republicans aim to chip away at solid Democratic majorities, and Democrats look to bolster their ranks.
It's possible voters could send Kamala Harris and Loretta Sanchez, both minority women, to the general election.
California election workers embraced an expanded electorate totaling nearly 18 million registered voters with few hiccups Tuesday.
State officials are preparing to embrace an expanded California electorate on Tuesday as nearly 18 million registered voters head for the polls or turn in early ballots in the state's presidential primary.
California voters will decide Tuesday whether state lawmakers should be able to suspend their colleagues' pay along with their voting power when they are accused of wrongdoing while in office.
Hillary Clinton -- according to both CBS News and the Associated Press -- has become the presumptive nominee.
Helen Chavez, widow of civil rights and labor leader Cesar Chavez, has died at age 88.
A pint-sized Donald Trump supporter is refusing to back down after being asked to stop wearing a particular hat to school.
Striding into history, Hillary Clinton will become the first woman to top the presidential ticket of a major U.S. political party.
The California Supreme Court has allowed Gov. Jerry Brown's bid to put his plan to reduce the state's prison population before voters in November.
South Los Angeles is among the nine communities named Monday as a Promise Zone, a designation which promises to ease access to federal aid and cut red tape for areas beset by joblessness, hunger, crime and poor housing.
Nearly 650,000 Californians registered to vote in the last 45 days before the deadline, giving the state its highest statewide voter registration before a primary election.
