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Fed up with political text messages? Here’s how to stop the madness, California!
Political experts explain why your phone has become a perpetually pinging nightmare -- and how to stop the madness.
District Attorney race, 3 county measures on ballot for LA County voters
Some voters will also help decide key Congressional races that could determine which party controls the House.
Attorney general slams Beverly Hills for ‘illegally interfering’ with abortion clinic
In a settlement with Attorney General Rob Bonta, the city agrees to train employees on abortion access laws. But city officials deny any wrongdoing in how they handled permits for a third-trimester clinic.
Busloads of Californians are heading to swing states. Can they make a difference?
Californians are heading east to knock on doors ahead of the 2024 election. Democrats in particular are sending busloads of volunteers to Arizona and Nevada.
Washington Post loses more than 200k subscriptions following non-endorsement, according to report
The cancellations have been mounting since the newspaper announced its decision last week not to endorse a candidate for president.
‘Bob’s Burgers’ actor sentenced to 1 year in prison for role in Capitol riot
Jay Johnston, 56, of Los Angeles, joined other rioters in a “heave ho” push against police officers guarding a tunnel entrance to the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.
Biden casts 2024 election ballot near his Delaware home, waiting in line with other voters
For all but a few years since 1970, Biden has either held office or been running for one during election season.
Who is comedian Tony Hinchcliffe, who insulted Puerto Rico at Trump’s rally?
The comments have led to condemnation from Democrats and Puerto Rican celebrities.
Americans in Puerto Rico can’t vote for US president. Their anger at Trump is shaping the race
Puerto Ricans cannot vote in general elections, but they can exert a powerful influence with relatives on the mainland.
The trajectory of Ukraine’s fight against Russia hangs on the outcome of the US election
As Americans vote, exhausted and outmanned Ukrainian soldiers will hold defensive lines under constant Russian fire, knowing the election's results will dictate their future.
VTA union says political ad from pro-Sam Liccardo Super PAC referencing 2021 mass shooting is ‘insensitive and wrong’
The ad was sent out by a pro-Liccardo Super PAC called Neighbors for Results.
Harris tries out new ways of reaching voters, but she’s running out of time
In the past week or so, she’s added events in more intimate settings.
Trump’s deportation plans worry families with relatives in US illegally
Trump has been vague about the impact on families, saying only that 'provisions will be made.'