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Ahead of the 49th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the landmark U.S. Supreme Court ruling which legalized abortion and is now in jeopardy, California Democrats renewed a pledge to make the state a “safe haven” for those seeking an abortion and other reproductive care.

Newsom’s proposal includes billions in new funding for what he deems“existential threats” to California's future: the pandemic, climate change, homelessness, economic inequality and public safety.

California will require universal indoor mask-wearing in public spaces for one month beginning Wednesday in an attempt to stem a holiday-related rise of COVID-19 infections. The new mask mandate comes as the omicron variant of COVID-19 has been detected in multiple California counties.

State loses one Congressional seat, shuffles rest.

A massive map-drawing effort is underway in states across the country. In California, members of an independent redistricting commission have been gathering feedback for months over what new voting districts should look like at the state level. Here’s what you need to know about redistricting, how it impacts you and how you can get involved.

Ahead of the winter months, California health officials say they will have enough COVID-19 vaccines for the state's 3.5 million children ages 5-11 when federal approval comes, and are urging eligible people to get booster shots.

California’s unemployment agency is making progress on recommendations by state officials to reduce wait times for payments and cut down on fraud — which the department now estimates to be around $20 billion.

California will require more than 6.8 million school children at public and private schools to be vaccinated against COVID-19 when the Food and Drug Administration gives the vaccine full approval.

California state lawmakers will wrap up their legislative session later this week, after months of debating bills related to the COVID-19 pandemic, schools, law enforcement and just about every other issue facing the Golden State.

A federal judge affirmed in a ruling Friday that California’s recall process is constitutional, weeks before voting in a recall election against Gov. Gavin Newsom is scheduled to end.

A California court ruled Friday that a 2020 ballot measure that exempts app-based rideshare and delivery drivers from the state’s gig worker labor law is unconstitutional.

The California Republican Party will not throw its weight behind a candidate in the race to unseat Gov. Gavin Newsom during September’s recall election.