Rep. Joe Morelle's team has mapped out more than 150 doomsday scenarios, from voter purges to a floor fight over seating winners.

Outside Allentown, Jenny Escolastico can't afford to work because childcare would cost more than her paycheck. Her vote next month is up for grabs.

Candidates cite Paul Newby's praise online, even though North Carolina's judicial code only lets sitting judges endorse if they too are on the ballot.

A seven-month loan lets Homeland Security test a millimeter-wave weapon once rejected for border use back in 2018.

Thoma Bravo is again shopping the Troy data giant, this time at a lower price tag than its 2024 attempt.

Wavecrest now manages the 1,272-unit complex, where residents have raised concerns about repairs and past utility outages.

Four applicants are left waiting as Mountain View punts two planning commission seats past Nov. 3, with the mayor crying foul.

Measure J would give supervisors 60 days instead of 30 to replace an elected official and add a public comment requirement.

A California jury had already found Servant's makers never saw Francesca Gregorini's film before the show was made.

Attorney General Rob Bonta says the case is part of a statewide crackdown protecting California's $30 billion IHSS budget.

PG&E's gas customers already help cover its below-investment-grade debt costs, CEO Patti Poppe says, as a company review weighs a sale or split.

The downtown LA stop is set to be renamed for a formerly enslaved woman who became a major landowner. Veterans advocates warn Pershing's legacy is being erased.

Tim O’Brien says the city withheld key records for more than a year; the mayor’s office insists it handed over hundreds of pages.