Sacramento Home For Sale, But Not To Trump Supporters
The homeowner has a political preference in mind for the next owner of her house, which has been in her family for decades.
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The homeowner has a political preference in mind for the next owner of her house, which has been in her family for decades.
Feinstein said there was momentum behind the push for tougher legislation to restrict gun sales.
The illegal immigrant from Mexico was found guilty in February for the murders of two Sacramento area deputies in October of 2014.
State officials say California now has the necessary regulations to execute condemned inmates using a single dose of powerful barbiturates.
Retired Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens believes the students and demonstrators who protested this past weekend for gun control should seek a repeal of the Second Amendment.
A coalition of state attorneys general urged the Commerce Department last month to not add such a question, saying it could lower participation among immigrants and cause a population undercount.
A doctored animation of Parkland shooting survivor Emma Gonzalez ripping the US Constitution in two went viral on social media.
Noah Christiansen admits he could have used better language when he called his congressman's office and used the F-word to demand action on gun control.
The lawyer representing the porn star suing President Donald Trump called a tweet he posted of an apparent data disc a "warning shot" to the President.
Mendoza made the announcement Friday, saying he's running on his record, while sharing his displeasure with the process that saw him leave the senate.
Nancy McFadden, the chief of staff to California Gov. Jerry Brown and the driving force behind many of his key initiatives, died Thursday in her home after a long battle with ovarian cancer. She was 59.
Outside Senate chambers, Atkins picture is already in the frame. And she says she has big shoes to fill.
A judge says Homan must back up claims from Attorney General Jeff Sessions that the federal government is suffering "irreparable harm" from three California laws.
Scott Jones told the president that California's sanctuary law allows more dangerous criminals on the streets.
Accusations about Trump's past sexual exploits bubbled up on three fronts Tuesday, with two women pressing court cases and a porn actress publicly needling the president.
