Legislature & Policy

The executive orders reverse Biden administration policies that critics said attracted some 11 million illegal immigrants into the United States.

The special session aims to provide funding for lawsuits once Trump takes office while securing $2.5 billion for wildfire recovery efforts.

The White House says it will be on the Trump administration to implement the law that requires the app to be sold or banned.

At least eight states have enacted measures over the past two years to restrict or ban student cellphone use in schools.

The proposed measures would defer mortgage payments, waive permit rules, and offer cash assistance to households and businesses, among other items.

The city is facing a $252.2 million deficit, around 12 percent of the city’s total spending.

Critics of the strict air regulation plan are applauding regulators’ decision to withdraw a waiver request from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

DeMaio shared how his grassroots movement is empowering everyday Californians to demand accountability from their leaders.

In recent days, Newsom and Trump have traded barbs on social media over the wildfire response.

Taxpayers in Los Angeles County will receive an automatic three-month extension for tax filing deadlines.

A new law restricts the First and 14th amendments rights of California businesses, according to a new lawsuit filed by the California Chamber of Commerce.

Starting this year, new claims could get up to 90 percent of wages, compared with the old rates of 60 percent to 70 percent.

The judge struck notification and disclosure requirements, and kept the rest of the law intact.

The new laws bring major changes to areas ranging from wages and education to housing and artificial intelligence.

From natural disasters to budget deficits, a lot happened in California over the past year.

Businesses are set to pay higher payroll taxes that increase annually until the debt is repaid.

The move allows California and other states to halt sales of new gasoline-powered cars by 2035, but President-elect Trump is expected to reverse the authority.

Homeland Security officials said the H-1B visa program needed modernizing.

A Dec. 11 amendment to the PREP Act has sparked debate over accountability for COVID-19 vaccine-related injuries.