NCAA Pulls 7 Postseason Events From NC Due To Anti-LGBT Law

Basketball-crazed North Carolina has lost its next chance to host NCAA men's basketball tournament games along with several other championship events due to a state law that some say can lead to discrimination against LGBT people.

• Sep 13, 2016

Poll: CA Minority Voters Reluctant To Support Recreational Marijuana Measure

The cannabis race in California may be closer than anyone thought.

• Sep 12, 2016

Confusing Ballots Led To Nearly 250,000 Overvotes In California Senate Primary

A staggering number of voters had their ballots in the June U.S. Senate primary tossed out, and two election experts from Sacramento say it's easy to see why.

• Sep 12, 2016

California Expands Overtime To Farmworkers With New Law

Farmworkers in the nation's largest agricultural state will be entitled to the same overtime pay as most other hourly workers under a new law.

• Sep 12, 2016

Trump Says Clinton's "Deplorables" Remark Is Disqualifying

Donald Trump criticized Hillary Clinton Monday for her characterization that half of his supporters belonged in "a basket of deplorables."

• Sep 12, 2016

Clinton Calls In To San Francisco Fundraiser While Recovering At Home

Hillary Clinton is staying home to rest on Monday after appearing to faint while getting into her car.

• Sep 12, 2016

Tesla Says It's Improving Autopilot By Boosting Radar

Tesla CEO Elon Musk says the electric car company is making major improvements to the Autopilot system used by its vehicles.

• Sep 12, 2016

Hillary Clinton Cancels West Coast Travel Following Health Scare At 9/11 Memorial

Hillary Clinton cancels plans to travel to West Coast on Monday and Tuesday following health episode at 9/11 memorial.

• Sep 11, 2016

Clinton, Suffering From Pneumonia, Leaves 9/11 Event Early

Video showed Clinton slumping as she was helped into a van after the event and her doctor Clinton had become overheated and dehydrated.

• Sep 11, 2016

CBS Poll: Differences On Terrorism Divide Voters Across Battlegrounds

Voters across these states do bemoan the loss of national unity that they felt in the aftermath of the terror attacks.

• Sep 11, 2016

Man Who Tried To Assassinate Reagan, John Hinkley Jr. Leaves Mental Hospital After 35 Years

The man who tried to assassinate President Ronald Reagan has been released from a Washington mental hospital for good.

• Sep 10, 2016

Clinton Says She Regrets Calling Half Of Trump Supporters 'Deplorables'

Clinton, who has said she is the candidate to unify a divided country, made the "deplorables" comment at an LGBT fundraiser in New York Friday night.

• Sep 10, 2016

San Jose Political Candidate Crashes LGBTQ Rights Press Conference

Members of the LGBTQ community are calling out the San Jose city council candidate for what they call hate-filled beliefs.

• Sep 9, 2016

SF State Criticized Over Partnership With Palestinian University Accused Of Anti-Semitism

San Francisco State University is facing scrutiny over its partnership with a major Palestinian university accused of anti-Semitism and promoting terrorism against Israel.

• Sep 9, 2016

Yosemite Expansion Violates Federal Law, Congressman Says

A U.S. lawmaker says Yosemite National Park violated federal law by adding 400 acres to its boundary without clearing it through Congress.

• Sep 9, 2016

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