Meet California's New US Senator, Kamala Harris
Kamala Devi Harris will change the U.S. Senate by walking through the door.
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Kamala Devi Harris will change the U.S. Senate by walking through the door.
On an erratic election night, California's elected officials took to Twitter to air their thoughts.
California Attorney General Kamala Harris has defeated Loretta Sanchez, winning the seat of retiring Senator Barbara Boxer.
Rep. Loretta Sanchez has tried for months to generate buzz in her uphill U.S. Senate campaign against Attorney General Kamala Harris.
State Attorney General Kamala Harris and Rep. Loretta Sanchez, both Democrats, dueled over issues from crime to terrorism, seeking to sway voters in a race that has been largely overshadowed by Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.
With 40 days until Election Day, a KPIX 5 / SurveyUSA poll finds Hillary Clinton increasing her lead over Donald Trump among California voters. Meanwhile, the senate race between Kamala Harris and Loretta Sanchez has tightened.
California Attorney General Kamala Harris announced today the launch of an online tool to provide information about police shootings of civilians and civilian shootings of officers statewide.
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.
The two Democrats seeking California's U.S. Senate seat have picked up dueling endorsements that highlight political dynamics in the race.
President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden on Tuesday endorsed California Attorney General Kamala Harris to be the state's next U.S. senator.
California Attorney General and U.S. Senate candidate Kamala Harris expressed skepticism over sex assailant Brock Turner's reduced sentence.
Gov. Jerry Brown is endorsing Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Kamala Harris barely two weeks before California's June 7 primary election.
The billionaire Koch brothers' are steamrolling ahead in their efforts on both the state and federal level to hide the identity of donors to nonprofit groups.
In November, California voters will elect a new senator for the first time in nearly 25 years.
California's public pension funds suffered major losses due to misrepresentations made by Morgan Stanley, a lawsuit filed Friday claims.
Attorney General Kamala D. Harris has filed a lawsuit against investment bank Morgan Stanley for misrepresentations of complex investments.
The theft of private electronic data appears to be growing in California, according to a new report from the California Attorney General's Office.
California Attorney General and 2016 U.S. Senate candidate Kamala Harris has ended speculation in her interest becoming a U.S. Supreme Court justice.
The first open U.S. Senate seat in a generation in California was expected to attract a large cast of marquee candidates, leading to a spirited scrum next year to replace departing Democrat Barbara Boxer.
California lawmakers are considering bills to regulate videos of police activities and law enforcement's acquisition of surplus military equipment as hundreds of Black Lives Matter protesters rally outside the governor's office.
A Superior Court judge has ruled the "Sodomite Suppression Act" proposed ballot initiative that called for the murder of gays is unconstitutional, effectively preventing the hate-filled bill from going before California voters.
While the status of a "Sodomite Suppression Act" proposed state ballot initiative remains in limbo, proponents of a rival "Intolerant Jackass Act" initiative were cleared by state Secretary of State Alex Padilla to begin collecting signatures Wednesday.
In the land of direct democracy, anyone with $200 can get just about anything approved for signature gathering, and anyone with enough signatures can get their idea on the ballot for a vote, and this year, one of those items would declare a "president of California."
U.S. Senate candidate Loretta Sanchez is apologizing after a videotape surfaced showing her making a "whooping cry" in reference to Native Americans during a talk with constituents during the state Democratic Convention in Southern California this weekend.
"Take notice that if your office and the California secretary of state refuse to clear the Sodomite Suppression Act for signature circulation, I may demand as remedy that it be placed on the election ballot directly." With that claim, a gay-hating lawyer hopes to bypass the entire signature gathering process and put his murderous legislation on the ballot directly.
