Judge Jacob Reynolds has outraised challenger Alex Quagge nearly 3-to-1, but labor unions and prosecutors are lining up behind the Army JAG veteran.

Ashe-Nadrowski threw her support behind four school board hopefuls at a Broadway pizzeria meet-and-greet ahead of the fall vote.

Every New York Democrat in Congress is backing a bill to undo Essential Plan cuts that hit hundreds of thousands statewide, including in the Capital Region.

Village records show only one confirmed violation despite tighter rules — now voters weigh in on the advisory question Nov. 3.

Mayor Jessica Ancona wants Martin Herrera gone after Texas court records revealed DWI convictions and a dismissed child indecency case.

Fontes warned Kolodin a repeated cartel accusation would become a personal problem. Prop 144 and mail voting split the two sharply.

The California governor rejected a bill meant to stop people from secretly recording others with AI-powered glasses. Critics of the veto cite viral videos filmed without subjects' consent.

Three Arizona governments say a new law forces them to pay exonerees without any say in court. Eleven claimants are already lined up.

The Invest in Tomorrow Coalition PAC has already helped topple one Trump-backed incumbent and now has Lauren Boebert and Scott Perry in its sights.

The 3.5% bump keeps Washington ahead of California, while salaried workers face a new $92,196 overtime threshold.

The COMPETE Act targets corporate monopolies, but a key enforcement tool got stripped out before Newsom's signature.

A Multnomah County judge sided with the state, ruling the three men suing had no legal standing. Their attorney says an appeal is coming.

A Maricopa County judge rejected a bid by two Arizona Green Party candidates to halt a Clean Elections investigation into their campaign funding.