Critics called it the "anti-transparency" bill. Newsom quietly enacted the controversial part and may now veto the part the ...

California has lost 900,000 people since 2015 to other states, including more than 300,000 to Nevada since 2018, according to ...

Billions of dollars pulled from California’s troubled high-speed rail project are being redirected to rail safety upgrades ...

The defense secretary’s comments follow reports that several service members tried to jump overboard due to worsening ...

Gavin Newsom has picked one of the wonkiest, most contentious issues to be his legislative capstone this month: a proposal ...

California's Governor has repeatedly clashed with Trump and his Administration over a range of political and legal disputes.

Two fierce foes in California’s insurance arena have found something they dislike even more than each other: a Newsom administration proposal to change who pays after utility-caused wildfires.

In the final few weeks of his last legislative session as California governor, Gavin Newsom is asking lawmakers to help reduce how much profit-making utility companies must pay out after wildfires.

The push to reshape the utility liability system has become a keystone issue of Newsom’s final legislative session.