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Recent Articles (8)
California presenta su demanda número 100 contra Trump, esta vez por el caso del ICE en los juzgados
Los líderes de California quieren que los agentes de inmigración se mantengan alejados de los juzgados. Les preocupa que la aplicación de la ley impida que las personas testifiquen en juicios penales.
Trump demanda a California por acusaciones de que personas no ciudadanas se registran para votar
La administración Trump está exigiendo registros a los condados de Los Ángeles, Orange y San Diego mientras busca casos de personas que hayan votado por no ser ciudadanas estadounidenses.
California sues to stop National Archives closure that tribes say came without warning
California says closure would endanger tribal records, including boarding school files. Tribes say they weren’t consulted.
Prop. 1 would generate billions for new housing. Here’s how it would be spent
California needs to build a lot more housing. But to do that, it’s going to need a lot of money. Proposition 1 would enable the state to borrow $11.25 billion for housing, but where exactly would the
New California laws arise from latest legislative skirmishes in endless ‘tort wars’
Tort wars are among the Legislature's oldest conflicts, pitting lawyers who file personal injury lawsuits and their allies against business interests and their insurers.
There’s a $11.25 billion housing bond on the ballot this November. Here’s what you should know
Supporters say California desperately needs money to fund housing construction and make a dent in its homelessness and affordability crisis. Critics say bond financing isn’t the way to do it.
Republicans are spending millions to oust a Democrat who won by 187 votes. Should he worry?
Rep. Adam Gray, a Democrat from Merced, won the closest House race in 2024 by just 187 votes. Now the GOP, which is hungry for a win in California, is spending millions to try and oust him.
Big Tech and Big Business are spending millions to block progressives on the California ballot
Voters in these nine legislative districts are weighing in on particularly competitive races, made even more competitive by the flood of outside money pouring in to sway public opinion.