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Three of California propositions haven't been called yet: - Prop 14's stem cell bond - Prop 15 on a commercial property tax - Prop 19 on property tax breaks... Stay up-to-date on the final few prop battles and state races with our live results tracker.

What most Americans are just beginning to learn about #KamalaHarris, we’ve already seen in California for decades. Here are eight things to know about the Vice President-elect's history of politics and policy-making https://bit.ly/2IhutcS

Premiums and nonrenewal rates have skyrocketed in California’s fire-prone regions since 2015.

California is home to the first woman vice president-elect, Kamala Harris, and first female House speaker, Nancy Pelosi. So why does it lag on women holding power in the statehouse?

In the corner of California where Kamala Harris grew up and launched her political career, residents cheered, danced, honked horns, donned American flags and popped champagne on Saturday.

Economists say that fixing problems with California's layoff-prevention program could help ease the state’s jobs crisis.

California’s status has shifted dramatically with the election of Joe Biden as the next president here's what a Vice President Kamala Harris means for the Golden State.

Civil liberties advocates were split over the measure, which would have made California the first state to replace cash bail with an algorithm.

Most of those remaining slightly more than 4 million are vote-by-mail ballots. Ballots postmarked by election day are still coming in and will be accepted until 17 days after the election.

California is extending temporary protection from insurance cancellations to 2.1 million Californians living in wildfire-prone regions. But insurers say the market in some areas of the state simply isn’t sustainable.

Asking voters to repeal or overhaul a law passed by the Democratic-controlled Legislature is becoming a common strategy for corporations financially threatened by progressive policies coming out of Sacramento.

California voters were given the opportunity to start swinging back toward a tough-on-crime approach to criminal justice. They decided not to.

If Joe Biden wins and Kamala Harris becomes vice president, state law gives California Gov. Gavin Newsom the power to fill her Senate seat for the duration of her term.

Prop. 22's victory is a major blow to organized labor.