From AI workplace protections to election concerns and community leadership, California’s latest developments bring changes affecting workers, families and voters.

Two brothers, one troubled past, and a fragile bond take center stage in The Old Globe’s powerful production of Topdog/Underdog.

California’s new law offers financial support to struggling local newsrooms, but questions remain about who benefits and at what cost.

San Diego County’s Measure A promises government reform, but one editorial questions proposed changes to term limits and administrative authority.

Charles Morris Buchanan, who liked to be called Charley, was born on August 13, 1946, in Bryan, TX to Isaac and Juana Mae Buchanan. He joined his half-brother, Clarence Murphy, in ...

Black voters could play a significant role in the 2026 midterms, as turnout, redistricting and representation emerge as key issues.

An $8.4 billion California research bond is drawing scrutiny as one health policy expert questions where billions could ultimately go.

From voter ID requirements to distant polling places, Americans are navigating a complicated mix of rules and access issues this election.

California is expanding anti-hate training as new laws target how public officials and workplaces recognize and respond to bias.

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As San Diego County’s senior population grows, a community resource fair connected older adults with services designed to support independence.

Registered voters will receive their ballots for the Nov. 3 General Election starting the week of Monday, Oct. 5. Some voters may receive their ballot over the weekend. This election’s ballot card has ...