By Nate Raymond  President Joe Biden is moving to nominate two new federal trial court judges in California, adding to the list of judicial nominees

By Trudy Ring  The Human Rights Campaign’s Congressional Scorecard for the 118th Congress is out, and it reflects both “an unprecedented onslaught of anti-LGBTQ+ legislation” and resistance from pro-equality

By Bernardo Sim “My work requires that I first and foremost represent all of California,” says U.S. Senator Laphonza Butler, the first Black lesbian to

By Lynna La Ever since Laphonza Butler took herself out of the running for U.S. Senate a year ago — just two weeks after Gov. Gavin Newsom

By Lauren Feiner Representing California in Congress comes with a unique challenge: navigating national politics while reflecting the interests of the most populous state in

By Oriana Pawlyk The head of the Federal Aviation Administration warned senators Wednesday that ensuring troubled planemaker Boeing rights its ship will take years —

By Staff Writer On Wednesday, Sept. 11, AmeriCorps, the federal agency for national service and volunteering, led the annual 9/11 Day of Service and Remembrance

By Michelle Werdann The annual Lake Tahoe Summit was held on Aug. 14, allowing scientists, policymakers and local stakeholders to gather and discuss the management of