A conservative legal group is now targeting county clerks directly after losing its bid to force Hawaiʻi to release statewide voter rolls.

The GOP governor hopeful wants a special legislative session in his first week — or he'll go around lawmakers entirely.

Tenants rallied at City Hall saying Ratio Utility Billing can quietly add $200 to $400 to monthly rent in Los Angeles.

SB 1133 would push California schools to teach kids about sleep, stress and screen time — but not until 2027.

Bonta says a federal rule change would strip homeowners of guaranteed escrow interest and hand the savings to national banks.

Kansas will sort every K-9 public school student into high risk, some risk, or on track by October. Parents are urged to ask about intervention plans.

Major Art D. Littlejohn rose from patrol officer in 1988 to lead a department managing a $16.8 million budget.

Kindergarten and first-grade students share classroom devices, while older students get locked into just 14 approved apps.

A 3-2 council vote steered emergency rent relief funding away from the Los Gatos Anti-Racism Coalition after a Finance Commissioner raised accounting concerns.

Judges Marsha Amin and Lisa Rodriguez would join San Diego's 4th District appeals court, with Rodriguez needing voter approval in November.

Hood County has waited six months for Ken Paxton's answer on blocking data centers — while his Senate campaign banked hundreds of thousands from the industry.

The socialist group's new Little Five Points hub sits in a 1919 schoolhouse and follows two straight election wins.

Laid-off staff got severance tied to tenure, but some say they saw the cuts coming as hiring dried up.