California voters will decide on Nov. 3 whether to approve the nation’s first-ever wealth tax targeting billionaires. A messy fight surrounding the measure has gripped California for the past year and

Immigration enforcement is drawing attention – and votes – in a Central California congressional race.

Voters that NBCLA spoke with pointed to the cost of living, Proposition 40 and Latino representation as reasons for sending in their ballots. Keenan Willard reports for the NBC4 News at 11 p.m. on Saturday,

Dracula? Frankenstein? Nah, California gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton opted for his scariest Halloween costume when he joined Fox News on Saturday — dressing up as his Democratic opponent Xavier Becerra. The Trump-backed candidate surprised The Big Weekend Show by donning a cardboard cutout of Becerra’s face over his mug when he kicked off his interview. Hilton […] The post Republican California Gov Candidate Dresses Up as Dem Opponent to...

Gavin Newsom to community watch groups, there is undoubtedly a lot of interest in observing the ongoing 2026 election in California. And while there’s been a lot of attention on election observing — particularly as the Trump administration’s battle with California over alleged noncitizen voting has escalated — the process is not new.

The new 6th District covers Rocklin, Roseville, Citrus Heights, the city of West Sacramento and much of northern and eastern Sacramento

Republican redistricting efforts could yield fewer House seats than the party hoped, while California’s new congressional map could help Democrats regain control.

Angela Gonzales-Torres, tied with Representative Jimmy Gomez in a Los Angeles race, doesn't run from the “far left” label.

As millions of voters cast their early midterm ballots, President Trump and his Justice Department are already casting doubt on the electoral process. Congressman Robert Garcia of California, who is up for reelection,