As has become a biennial summer tradition in Sacramento, various affinity caucuses for state lawmakers have elected incoming chairs for the next two-year legislative session. Several will be led by LGBTQ politicos.
New State Laws Will Change Voting Procedures for Riversiders Senator Cervantes' legislation standardizes mail-in ballot signatures, restricts federal agents at polls
How an Inland Empire state senator is fighting Trump’s immigration crackdown - Senator Sabrina Cervantes' signed bills aim to help undocumented college students, shield personal data
Senator Cervantes spoke at the UCR and Riverside Community College District ribbon cutting yesterday on a $347.8 million student housing complex that marks the first time a University of California campus has opened its residence halls to community college students.
A measure reaffirming California’s commitment to universal human rights sparked significant discussion Friday on the floor from 25 senators. Introduced by Sen. Aisha Wahab, D-Hayward, SCR 105 also called for an end to the humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza and the immediate release of all hostages.
Texas to begin redistricting hearings as Gov. Newsom decides if California should do the same Gov. Newsom is giving an update Friday about congressional redistricting options he's considering.
California Indian Nations College, or CINC, students and administrators, tribal leaders and lawmakers gathered Friday to celebrate a $10 million state investment in the school’s quest to become the only federally accredited tribal college in California.
Mary Vasquez marked the 50th anniversary of Miguel’s Jr. in the place where it began on Friday, July 18.
Capitol Weekly conducted survey conducted survey polling thousands of Capitol denizens on their favorite and least favorite legislators.
