Bill Proposed To Help Breweries And Wineries Recycle Their Water
State lawmakers want to make it easier for breweries and wineries to recycle their water.
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State lawmakers want to make it easier for breweries and wineries to recycle their water.
Reality TV star Kim Kardashian was in Sacramento on Monday as part of the "Free the Vote" campaign push to allow parolees to vote.
Tens of thousands of parolees would be allowed to vote under a constitutional amendment proposed by California's secretary of state and Democratic state lawmakers.
A group of Democratic state lawmakers are proposing major tax cuts for the marijuana industry to jump-start's California's sluggish legal marketplace.
Harris cast herself as the kind of leader who can unify the country and would fight for the needs of all Americans.
If elected, Senator Harris will be the second African American and first woman to serve as President.
President Trump announced Friday he'll back a move to reopen the government for a few weeks, so government workers can get paid while the debate over border security continues.
The Rocklin teacher who made national headlines for questioning a student gun control walkout, is running for President of the United States.
The new Democratic governor in the nation's most populous state is ruling out a challenge to President Donald Trump.
The Assembly now consists of 61 Democrats and 19 Republicans.
New and renovated work buildings will need to include designated lactation rooms for all breastfeeding moms in California if a new bill becomes law.
Amid a MeToo investigation, a former California Assemblyman accused of sexual misconduct has now returned to the Capitol by registering as a lobbyist.
A tech program that boasts lowest return rate to prison in the nation officially opened at the O.H Close Youth Correctional Facility in Stockton.
Vowing to "bring our voices together," Kamala Harris would be the first woman to hold the presidency and the second African-American if she succeeds.
2020 announcement coming as early as tomorrow.