As Texas, under pressure from President Trump, considers redrawing congressional lines to boost GOP numbers in Congress, California considers responding by boosting the state's Democratic districts.

As Kamala Harris deliberates on whether she should run for governor or hold out for another potential presidential bid, California Democrats are quietly asking themselves the same question

Rep. Adam Gray was one of only five Democrats last week to vote for the $831.5 billion bill to fund the Defense Department, a bill that would give military personnel a 3.8% pay raise on January 1.

California's Republican congressional seats could soon be in the crosshairs as Governor Newsom issues a challenge.

Proposition 12, a measure opposed by pork industry advocates and the American Farm Bureau Federation, is burdening other states, Republicans say.

Like Trump and MAGA, blue state legislators put their thumb on the scale. Shockingly, county registrars back the move.

GOP voter registration is outpacing Democrats in more than 30 Inland cities. But that’s just part of the story.

Texas Republicans are working to redraw their state's congressional lines, potentially helping the GOP squeeze multiple House flips.

California Republicans want to see more details about convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein’s activities — but there’s an asterisk. “I fully support releasing

California voted Tuesday to eliminate party-based primaries in non-presidential races. The measure, known as Proposition 14, passed by a 54 to 46 percent margin. California now becomes only the ...

Dozens of California public broadcasting stations will lose millions of dollars in funding after Republicans in Congress voted to strip them of federal funding, cutting off a vital lifeline in rural communities and limiting access to local news programming in an era of hyperpartisan national media.