Voters Turn Out To Choose Between Clinton And Trump On Election Day
Voters are turning out in high numbers across the country to choose between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
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Voters are turning out in high numbers across the country to choose between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
The FBI is looking into whether there was classified information on a device belonging to the estranged husband of one of her closest aides.
Gov. Jerry Brown launched a television and phone campaign Thursday urging California voters to reject a ballot measure that threatens two of his so-called legacy projects.
As more GOP leaders distance themselves from Donald Trump, local election races are seeing an impact.
Supporters and opponents of California's 17 November ballot measures have raised nearly $390 million six weeks before the election, with some of the heaviest spending yet to come.
After months of tangling from afar, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump will confront each other face-to-face for the first time in Monday night's presidential debate, laying out for voters their vastly different visions for America's future.
California parents now have a new tool to protect kids from identity theft thanks to a new law just signed on Friday by Gov. Jerry Brown.
Gov. Jerry Brown said Wednesday that he remains committed to expanding California's power grid to include other Western states, despite a delay announced this summer when it appeared the state Legislature was unprepared to grant the broader approval needed to advance the project this year.
A bill restoring the voting rights of convicted felons serving time in county jails is headed to California Gov. Jerry Brown.
Sacramento Republican Doug Elmets will give a speech at the Democratic National Convention this week, urging Republicans to cross party lines and vote for Hillary Clinton.
Democrats who gleefully jeered Republican divisions last week awoke to a political mess of their own making Monday as party unity behind Hillary Clinton proved much harder to secure.
Donald Trump accepted the Republican nomination for president Thursday, promising anxious Americans that they will be safer and richer if he is elected in November.
A former California Congressman is among those reacting strongly to the speech Ted Cruz delivered at the Republican National Convention Wednesday night.
