Measure M would raise about $10 million a year for Sacramento City Unified's special education programs — but it needs two-thirds approval to pass.

Kadema Hall students chalked protest messages on the 64-year-old building after $146,000 in repair funds got frozen, not spent.

Harris told a North Natomas crowd of about 100 that Kiley is dodging his real politics while Pan has done the work.

Food banks brace for more fallout as Sacramento and Stanislaus lose hundreds of CalFresh recipients overnight under new federal work rules.

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.

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

The new label carries no funding, but backers say it will steer AANHPI students toward colleges that actually support them.

AB 1845 ties campus trafficking reporting to Cal Grant funding, with full compliance due by July 2027.

A new state law tackles a hurdle working parents know well: dragging a teen to the library just to sign a form.

The council endorsed Props 1, 3 and 37 in a 6-1 vote, but dodged the divisive billionaire wealth tax entirely.

A 2016 San Mateo County recycling fire cost $8.5 million — now Gov. Newsom's new law targets the batteries behind blazes like it.

A Virginia-based tax-exempt group with hidden donors cut a maximum check to Becerra. His campaign says it made no sense — and sent it back.

The GTFO Act would block former immigration officers from California policing jobs. Newsom has until Wednesday to decide.