Supervisors revisit Dominion's Vint Hill expansion Tuesday after a 90-day deferral tied to data center power demand.

Three new Border Patrol stations and expanded I-19 and I-8 checkpoints are coming to southern Arizona, even as border encounters have declined nationwide.

More than 1,000 California schools now teach bilingually, up from 400 a decade ago, but educators say the teacher pipeline still lags behind.

Mayor Richard Bissen signed Bill 98, cementing a food security roadmap shaped by hundreds of Maui, Molokaʻi and Lānaʻi residents.

The Florida Senate warned two newspapers a third-degree felony could follow if they keep using a report showing insurers paid affiliates billions while claiming losses.

Trump says the new unit will police AI wrongdoing through the existing courts rather than new regulation.

Governor Newsom signed three bills at Exposition Park covering security, tuition and firearms rules ahead of the 2028 Games.

Nearly 30 advocacy groups are urging state leaders not to trade California’s net neutrality protections for federal broadband dollars.

Even after a Supreme Court win for mail-in voting, Honolulu advocates warn ICE and FBI agents could still show up at ballot drop boxes.

At the Miami-Dade Blue Gala, Democrats buzzed about tight polls in the governor and Senate races — even as Republicans keep a massive registration edge.

A sworn complaint accuses the Colorado congresswoman of paying a former aide $200,000 in hush money. Both women call it defamatory.

A Tempe supporter says cameras invite surveillance abuse; a public health expert warns growing towns could lose the option for good.

New felony charges target ballot seizures like Riverside Sheriff Chad Bianco's, while influencers face new penalties for hidden political ads.