Kamala Harris will discuss her presidential campaign and offer insights into America's future at the "A Conversation With Kamala Harris" event in Sacramento's Golden 1 Center on April 4, 2026.

A Newsom-backed ballot measure on next Tuesday’s special election could hand Sacramento the power to redraw California’s congressional map and threaten up to five Republican seats.

Supervisor Phil Serna says he won’t run for a fifth term and has endorsed Eric Guerra, setting up a consequential 2026 race for Sacramento County’s First District.

Yolo County Elections Office announces procedures to ensure vote integrity, including a manual tally, with invitations for public observation. Important election result updates will also be provided through social media channels.

Hampton University says it escorted Blexit reps off campus during Homecoming after they failed to complete vendor registration. The move comes as the conservative group's HBCU tour met cancellations and removals.

Latino voters across California are rethinking how they cast ballots amid new fears of ICE agents showing up at polling places and Trump’s immigration threats. Organizers are scrambling to keep turnout from collapsing in swing regions.

ICE detentions during unusual weekend check-ins at a Stockton office alarm advocates, with attorneys barred and protesters decrying the agency's actions.

County and city leaders will meet Tuesday for a regional homelessness summit to coordinate funding, cleanup and behavioral‑health responses. The county recently approved a near‑$1M cleanup contract ahead of the session.

As the federal shutdown reached its 24th day, CalFresh November benefits were paused, straining California food banks and prompting emergency state action. Local pantries say demand is spiking now.

Union organizers filed to put a one‑time 5% wealth tax on about 200 California billionaires before voters. Backers say it would raise roughly $100B for Medi‑Cal and schools.

New polls put Prop 50 ahead and show a surprising Republican uptick in early governor testing. The Nov. 4 special election just got more nationalized.

Sacramento will reassign school resource officers from Natomas Unified to patrol amid a staffing shortage. The district plans to hire School Safety Managers and add campus safety staff.

Nevada County inaugurated its new Ballot Processing Center, which offers more space for ballot handling and public observation, ahead of the Special Election.