The gubernatorial candidate wants UCLA, USC and other schools to compete for the job of running it. Becerra's camp had no immediate reply.

AB 1586 requires campus officers statewide to train on spotting and reversing opioid overdoses as teen deaths climb.

Brandon Dukes flipped a seat Republicans had held since the late 1990s by fewer than 100 votes — now he and Scott Timko are back at it for November.

Paul Whelan lost his job, house and savings after five years in Russian prison. Now he's helping write a fix.

The Atlanta payments giant faced allegations of over $500 million in customer harm, while its billionaire CEO agreed to pay the FTC as part of the settlement.

Speaking in Springfield, Governor Healey urged lawmakers to require independent audits of AI models before the Mass WINS Act leaves conference committee.

A 400-signature petition backs the Westland parish as it fights a proposal that could end Saturday and Sunday Masses by July 2027.

New bonuses reward New York City principals and assistant principals who push classrooms into compliance with the state's class-size caps.

The 30-second spot, filmed near a school in Raman's district, revives a fight over her stance on the city's anti-camping law.

The Littleton Republican wants a Denver judge to erase censure recommendations tied to six substantiated harassment complaints.

The Supreme Judicial Court sided unanimously with the state, leaving nine towns still out of compliance with the multifamily zoning mandate.

Inglewood just opened public comment on a sweeping zoning rewrite that could reshape downtown and the Hollywood Park corridor.

The GOP nominee's new ad blames the 24-cent levy for squeezing drivers as global oil markets churn.