LGBTQ Activist Spearheads Removal Of Former Gov. Pete Wilson's Statue From Park
A statue of former Gov. Pete Wilson was removed from a San Diego park after critics said he supported laws and policies that hurt immigrants and LGBTQ community members.
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A statue of former Gov. Pete Wilson was removed from a San Diego park after critics said he supported laws and policies that hurt immigrants and LGBTQ community members.
By the end of this Friday, about 22 million Americans will have already voted, almost two million of those here in California.
A Clayton man who pleaded guilty to attacking anti-racism protesters at a white nationalist rally and at a torch-lit march through the University of Virginia's campus will avoid serving a term in federal prison.
California has regained more than a third of the 2.6 million nonfarm jobs the most populous state lost to the coronavirus pandemic in March and April, state officials said Friday.
U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein, a Democrat, faced calls to resign Thursday after she praised and later embraced her Republican counterpart, U.S. Sen. Lindsay Graham.
The California GOP can harvest ballots using their unofficial boxes, according to state voting officials who claim that the Republicans committed to making changes demanded by the state.
Nearly two-thirds of California parents are uncomfortable sending their children to in-person classes and do not believe schools will be sufficiently safe, according to a poll released Thursday by the California Teachers Association.
A suit filed by the owner of a San Francisco accessory store succeeded in stopping California's ban on selling alligator products after a federal judge ruled Thursday that the ban is unenforceable, at least temporarily.
Census advocates in the Bay Area, California and across the nation urged residents Thursday to take the 2020 Census since the U.S. Census Bureau is ending data collection by the end of the day.
Attorneys representing the cities of Oakland and Portland filed suit against the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and the Justice Department Wednesday, claiming that the agencies overstepped their constitutional limits when they sent federal law enforcement officers to tamp down on protests in those cities this past summer.
YouTube took steps to limit QAnon and other baseless conspiracy theories that can lead to real-world violence, the website announced Thursday.
The Federal Communications Commission will draft regulations intended for Facebook, Twitter and other social media companies following a petition earlier this year by the Trump administration.
Two people with Sen. Kamala Harris' campaign have tested positive for the coronavirus, prompting the cancellation of the Vice Presidential candidate's campaign travels at least until Sunday, the campaign said Thursday.
The San Francisco-based National AIDS Memorial organization this week announced a 50-state AIDS Memorial Quilt virtual exhibition, which will run from Nov. 16 to March 31, 2021
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