California Democrats race to ban electric shock gloves before ICE buys them
California lawmakers are advancing a last-minute bill to ban federal immigration agents from using electric shock gloves, responding to reports that Immigration...
California lawmakers are advancing a last-minute bill to ban federal immigration agents from using electric shock gloves, responding to reports that Immigration...
Data center construction has become a contentious issue in California, prompting a surge in legislative proposals and a substantial lobbying effort from affecte...
California’s state budget process has become increasingly complex and opaque in recent years, according to an analysis by the Legislature’s nonpartisan budget a...
Tech companies are spending millions to influence California lawmakers as the state considers bills to regulate artificial intelligence data centers, CalMatters...
Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed into law a measure expanding privacy protections to Californians who assist immigrants, a move aimed at shielding them from harassm...
Texas lawmakers consider restricting commercial surrogacy, risking access for couples relying on surrogacy to build families. Surrogates and intended parents share their experiences amid growing opposition.
Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, plans to prioritize fundraising for GOP Senate candidates in swing states like New Hampshire and Michigan, not in his home state. His comments highlight tensions with Attorney General Ken Paxton's campaign.
The Ross Fire has scorched 85,000 acres across Palo Pinto and Jack counties, becoming one of the largest wildfires in North Texas history in just three days.
Six weeks after catastrophic Texas floods, most federal disaster aid remains unapproved, leaving communities struggling to rebuild roads, homes, and lives.
Healthcare dominates South Texas congressional races as Democrats target GOP cuts to Medicaid and ACA subsidies, reshaping key battleground districts.
Texas regulators approve two major transmission lines to address energy bottlenecks in the Permian Basin, despite opposition from landowners and legal challenges from the state's attorney general.
A $1 insurance fee increase in Texas has funded over 3,200 Flock cameras statewide. Governor Abbott halts further funding while critics raise privacy concerns over AI-powered license plate readers.
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