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State legislators started the session Feb. 2 and gaveled out after a flurry of major policy and funding moves.

Eight Democrats and two Republicans have filed officially to run for California governor by the Friday deadline. The crowded field could give GOP candidates a boost.

State leaders have warned Oregon is at risk botching its new campaign finance law. Some lawmakers acknowledge the bill they passed to fix it still needs work.

Shasta County supervisors declined to defend a ballot measure restricting mail voting. An appeals court stay now leaves open the possibility it could reach the June ballot.

House Bill 4138 would require officers to clearly display their name or identifying number, their agency and their badge. The bill also limits the use of facial coverings that conceal a person’s identity, with a few exceptions.

The tax credit was sold as a key economic development tool. It’s expected to be reduced by 60%.

The states argue that President Trump is incorrectly using a never-before-invoked law to put these tariffs in place.

Authorities claim the former fire chief stole more than $100,000 from public funds in the rural fire district.

For more than 40 years, people have traveled from around the country to this school for bike mechanics.

A bill to provide technical fixes to the state’s 2024 campaign finance law instead renders political spending limits moot, critics say.

Several Cal State campuses are caught in a spiral of declining enrollment, threatening their budgets and programs. One in LA is focused on retention and re-enrolling students who dropped out.

Glue-laminated beams and other structural supports are once again at issue.