#california-politics

#california-politics

"I've been clear that I intend to run for this seat whenever the race opens up, whether in 2026 or 2028. This filing is a critical step to prepare for the serious work of running to succeed one of the icons of American politics."

Thank you, District 3 voters, for standing up for what's right. Your voices were loud and clear: We will not allow PG&E to buy influence on our City Council.

Still, there's a whole bunch of things we need to be doing underneath that umbrella of reducing regulations.

Cervantes has accused the Sacramento Police of treating her unfairly due to her race and sexual orientation, claiming that the affidavit is flawed and misleading.

Vance's reference to California Senator Alex Padilla as "Jose" drew criticism, with Governor Gavin Newsom noting it was disrespectful and not an accidental slip.

Umberg's bill aims to prevent wealthy individuals from using cash incentives like lotteries to manipulate voter turnout, highlighting the influence of figures like Elon Musk.

"As a trans feminine, person of color of immigrant experience, Arevalo is dedicated to ensuring that everyone has access to high-quality, inclusive and affordable healthcare."

Living in the Bay Area is expensive enough. State Sen. Scott Wiener should keep his extreme left-leaning decisions to where he lives in San Francisco and stop telling everyone else what to do.

Porter's BART trip from Oakland Airport cost $12.65 due to a unique airport connector fee not applicable to most train journeys.

The Yimby movement is supporting the AB 698 bill which would complicate local government efforts to raise real-estate transfer taxes vital for affordable housing funding.

At a time when gas prices are out of control, why are we closing down refineries? We can't do it on the backs of working families.

Buffy Wicks, the Assemblywoman from Oakland, has gained significant recognition with an early endorsement from Governor Gavin Newsom for her bill AB 609, which aims to facilitate residential construction by exempting it from the California Environmental Quality Act.

"We can't continue to be a party of just people that drive a Tesla, not a Toyota pickup, or ride a bus like my mother did... We're putting this notion of just renewables on the backs of working people."

"Thank you, and keep up the good work. Walters should be thanked for shedding light on the hidden, unsavory, inappropriate and often corrupt practices of our elected officials."