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California’s ban on addictive social media features for kids takes effect in January. Now Big Tech is trying to stop it in federal court.

Many tribes operate a news and information service. That could include a newspaper, radio station or website. But only a handful of tribes have codified free press protections to insure editorial independence for those services.

Republican Christine Drazan formally conceded the race Friday afternoon.

The 2025 federal budget law changed Medicaid eligibility, but implementation doesn’t start till 2027.

Jane Kim declares victory in the insurance commissioner race, which could signal big changes for California’s insurance market.

The mayor of Montague, California was cleared of allegations made against him in a civil grand jury report earlier this year.

New York’s beloved Strand Bookstore will pay back nearly $1.5 million after improperly applying for and receiving a pandemic-era small business loan even though it wasn’t eligible, the U.S. Department of Justice has announced.

Gov. Gavin Newsom commuted death sentences for 548 state prisoners, saying “state-sanctioned killing is incompatible with California’s values.” Victims rights advocates criticized his decision.

The nonprofit Surfrider Foundation has released its annual “State of the Beach” report.

Democrats in Oregon and Washington are well-positioned to rise to influential roles overseeing everything from federal spending to transportation to the armed services.

Oregon lawmakers ordered a review of public higher education, including institutions’ missions, financial challenges and opportunities to work together.

California billionaires put Prop. 42 on the ballot to counter a proposed wealth tax. It passed, creating a new obstacle to future wealth taxes.