As we close out Black History Month, we celebrate the extraordinary contributions of Black Americans to science, technology, ...

It's once again time for our experts to weigh in on a question roiling the Capitol community. This week: Will the SEIU-backed billionaire tax make the November ballot? If so, will it pass?

Panelists grappled with California’s housing crisis Tuesday at Capitol Weekly’s first conference of 2026, painting a ...

OPINION - We don’t have the data we need to understand, and prevent, firearms-related deaths due to intimate partner violence ...

OPINION - AI is helping carry California through a difficult fiscal moment. Turning it into the next lawsuit gold rush would ...

The lack of enough affordable housing has plagued California for decades. Can factory-built homes be at least part of the solution? A growing number of housing advocates believe the answer is yes.

Our guest Jennifer Barrera has been President and CEO of the California Chamber of Commerce since 2021. The venerable institution - founded in 1890 as the California State Board of Trade - advocates ...

In our ongoing Q&A series with California Insurance Commissioner candidates, this week we bring you answers from former Sen.

Lobbyist, author and McGeorge law professor Chris Micheli offers a quick look at what’s coming up this week under the Capitol Dome.

OPINION - Governor Newsom, with his Presidential aspirations hidden from no one, ought to seize this opportunity on ...

The most intense parlor game in Sacramento is that of projecting the composition of June’s Top Two gubernatorial primary. Not who among the dozen leading candidates will win, per se, but what will be ...

It has been another busy week around the Capitol. Her are some of the highlights, lowlights and one big eye roll…in brief!