A bill designed to keep convicted sex offenders out of public office cleared the Assembly floor 67 to 0. Then it went through the Senate
The United States Supreme Court today ruled that states have the constitutional authority to protect girls’ sports by reserving female teams for females. In a 6-3 decision
Eleven years ago, on June 26, 2015, the Supreme Court handed down its decision in Obergefell v. Hodges and ruled that marriage no longer required
A constitutional amendment to carve K-12 public education out of California’s ban on race preferences cleared another committee last week, but not before one of
Artificial intelligence is fueling a new wave of online child exploitation, allowing predators to create fake nude images from a single social media photo and
A pro-life activist faces two years in jail after being criminally charged for a 14-second Instagram post of her and a Planned Parenthood worker outside
Democratic senators told their Republican colleagues, by name, that silence on SR 111 was “complicity” in violence against LGBTQ people. Nearly every Republican refused to
A bill to expand who can perform late-term abortions in California drew a stark clash at the April 21 Assembly Health Committee hearing: a registered
Supporters say the measure helps prevent hate speech expressed by public leaders. Critics warn it would give the government unchecked power to label religious and
This Tuesday, April 7, the California Senate Judiciary Committee will hear Senate Bill 934, a troubling piece of legislation that represents a new and aggressive
