El Salvador's Temporary Protected Status (TPS) is set to expire on Sept. 9, and the Department of Homeland Security’s silence regarding a potential renewal has created significant uncertainty for approximately 170,000 affected immigrants.
California is planning to sue the Trump administration after a Supreme Court ruling allowed the administration to move forward with an executive order that imposes new restrictions on mail-in ballots.
The lawsuit alleges Meta deliberately designed addictive features that have fueled a youth mental health crisis and violated federal privacy laws.
At a recent Sacramento summit, California gubernatorial candidate Xavier Becerra discussed his policy positions ahead of the November election.
Latino lawmakers in California are hoping to pass a series of bills to increase oversight and accountability inside all immigration detention centers, even ones owned by the federal government.
The lawmakers aim to block “false or misleading” language in the state voter guide regarding Prop 39. They say voters will be falsely led to believe the new law will be cost-effective and streamline voting.
In California, $150 million in public safety grants could be in jeopardy if the state does not comply with the Trump administration’s immigration and election policies. That’s why they’re suing.
For decades, the term “public-charge” referred only to a person who is primarily and permanently dependent on public cash assistance or long-term care funded by the federal government.
California Attorney General Rob Bonta is leading the charge to block the $110 billion merger between Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount Skyd…
A new California law went into effect July 1 that bans the sale of certain handguns that can be converted into automatic machine guns. The Dep…
