Outside Groups Give Boost To Fiorina Senate Campaign
The prospect of unseating three-term Sen. Barbara Boxer has led business groups and social conservatives to invest heavily in California's U.S. Senate race over the past six weeks.
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The prospect of unseating three-term Sen. Barbara Boxer has led business groups and social conservatives to invest heavily in California's U.S. Senate race over the past six weeks.
A federal judge has issued a worldwide injunction stopping enforcement of the "don't ask, don't tell" policy, ending the military's 17-year-old ban on openly gay troops.
The state announced Monday it is selling 24 government office buildings — including the San Francisco Civic Center — to a group of private investors for $2.3 billion.
With just three weeks before Election Day, the two candidates hoping to become California's next governor will meet in their third and final debate Tuesday, hoping to win over uncommitted voters who might just now be tuning in to the race.
One of the most hotly contested ballot measures in the November election will be Proposition 19, the measure to legalize marijuana.
Rudy Giuliani says Meg Whitman will cut spending and lower taxes in Sacramento to get California's economy moving.
Sarah Palin got the loudest reception among an array of Republican stars who assailed President Obama's agenda and marked the revival of the Bakersfield Business Conference.
Sara Shourd joined friends and family of fellow captives Shane Bauer and Josh Fattal at a news conference and letter writing event in Oakland Saturday.
Jerry Brown sees himself as a regular guy who buys his suits on sale, drives around in a Ford Crown Victoria and enjoys dinner at home with his wife.
California voters face a clear choice when they vote for governor in November: A disciplined executive who wants to bring business sense to state government, or an old political hand who says he has the skills to guide the state through troubled times.
Even as California lawmakers passed a budget Friday to end an unprecedented 100-day impasse, their spending plan looked to be so tenuous that the next governor was expected to face a multibillion dollar deficit from the moment he or she steps into office next year.
National Republicans have committed another $1 million to help bolster Carly Fiorina's bid to oust Democratic Sen. Barbara Boxer from the U.S. Senate.
An audio tape was released Thursday night of California's Democratic gubernatorial candidate, Jerry Brown, talking with a campaign worker in which someone on that tape referred to Meg Whitman as a "whore."
California's ballot measure to legalize marijuana has a new friend: Facebook co-founder Sean Parker has given $100,000 to back the proposal.
The nation's unemployment rate remained at 9.6 percent last month.
