Supreme Court Wedding Cake Case Puts Baker In Spotlight
Phillips told the men he'd be happy to sell them other products, but he didn't make wedding cakes for gay marriages.
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Phillips told the men he'd be happy to sell them other products, but he didn't make wedding cakes for gay marriages.
President Donald Trump called off a visit by the Philadelphia Eagles, citing the dispute over kneeling during the national anthem.
One voter received two ballots for the primary election, but election officials say duplicate ballots will be flagged and only counted once.
It's crunch time in the primary for California governor, with candidates exploring creative strategies and benefiting from massive spending as they try to tear down — or lift up — their rivals in the race's final days.
Backers of former Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa are portraying John Cox as a secret Democrat in order to depress his support among Republicans
The likelihood of a trade conflagration leapt closer to reality after the United States imposed tariff on steel and aluminum imports from Canada, Mexico and the European Union. Infuriated, the jilted U.S. allies vowed to retaliate with tariffs of their own.
His tariffs have drawn vows of retaliation from key allies, and threatens to inflate prices for U.S. consumers and companies.
New data released by the secretary of state on Friday shows voters with no party preference represent 25.5 percent of registered voters while Republicans make up 25.1 percent.
Placer County is looking for volunteers to staff its polling places on Election Day.
The lawsuit claims the decision to add a question asking people if they are U.S. citizens is motivated by racial animus.
State auditors say California is underreporting hate crimes to the FBI, state lawmakers and the public because local law enforcement agencies lack adequate policies and training.
They now usually deal in cash because most banks won't accept money from a product that remains illegal under federal law.
The legislation was among several criminal justice measures approved by senators, including two that would limit prison sentences.
Experts say Becerra has other legal options and could ask the state Supreme Court to weigh in to try to restore the law.
More than 1.4 million Californians already have cast ballots in the state primary.
