Endorsements from the Democratic party, high-ranking state officials, and several media outlets hasn’t translated to a commanding lead for the Yes side in the polls. How voters feel about affirmative action in a vacuum versus in practice is part of the reason why.

Privacy champions have lined up on both sides of the measure, arguing over which strategies can best protect consumers and their digital data.

If Prop. 15 passes, any commercial or industrial property owner with more than $3 million of California real estate would have to pay taxes based on the current market value of the property, rather than the original purchase price. 

The COVID-19 pandemic will change the way some Californians vote in the Nov. 3 presidential election.

Davina Smith hopes to help set the course for the department’s future.

Why did a lawmaker need to bring her newborn to the COVID-exposed state Capitol to do her job? To help pass a new family leave law.

More than any other vice presidential contender in a generation, Kamala Harris’ biography is singularly Californian. Here are eight ways that California shaped Kamala Harris and that Harris has shaped California.

This explainer will walk you through California’s response — good, bad and ugly — to unemployment in the coronavirus recession.

Comstock’s spoke with Belen Flores about how her organization has adapted in recent months and why its mission remains important.

California has rapidly expanded its safety net in an attempt to catch millions of residents impacted by the coronavirus and its economic aftershocks. Have these efforts succeeded?