Confusion and anger is growing after a surprising decision to allow the Greater Sacramento region to reopen despite a lack of compelling data.
Local, state officials push for “do-over” year for Calif. high school students
The push to ensure California students gain the necessary learning opportunities during and after the pandemic has united unlikely allies.
McConnell: Capitol rioters were ‘fed lies’ and ‘provoked by the president’
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R–Ky.) is explicitly pointing his finger at President Donald Trump for the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol.
With Lemoore as final official visit, Pence highlights foreign policy wins
In their final official visit before President-Elect Joe Biden takes over, the Second Family spent Saturday addressing service members in Lemoore.
Packers’ Aaron Rodgers knocks Newsom over COVID-19 double standards
The Green Bay Packers quarterback, a Northern California native, didn’t mince words about the Governor’s hypocrisy in recent months.
As worry over Newsom recall grows, Calif. Dems attempt to brand legal process a “coup”
In an oddly-arranged press conference, California Democrats rushed to defend Gov. Gavin Newsom after his recall effort cracked 1 million signatures.
Union, gig workers sue to invalidate recently-approved Prop. 22
SEIU and a smattering of workers argue Prop. 22, which classifies California gig workers as independent contractors, violates the state constitution.
Contractor blasts Calif. High-Speed Rail board for delays “beyond comprehension”
One of the top contractors on California’s bullet train warned that the project is currently on-pace to blow a 2022 Federal completion deadline, costing the state billions in funds.
Ex-Kern Democratic legislative candidate arrested for breaking into McCarthy office
Julie Solis, who challenged Asm. Vince Fong (R-Bakersfield) in 2020, was let into House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy’s closed office by a delivery courier.
$42mil in unemployment payments went to out-of-state felons, report says
The news comes after California was bilked out of hundreds of millions of dollars in COVID-19 unemployment funds that went to local fraudsters.