Politics

The United Farm Workers Union announced Tuesday it would pledge its support to the Biden reelection campaign, including efforts to mobilize union members and affiliated activists to key swing states.

Three bills aiming to provide support for queer students were signed by the California governor on saturday

The number of weekly round trips between China and the United States are set to increase, benefiting students and merchants.

From Ukranian aid to gun prevention, here is the latest in U.S. politics.

Facing multiple indictments, Trump’s eligibility for a second term raises unprecedented constitutional questions.

U.S-Mexico border is world’s deadliest migration route, earth’s ecosystems are outside safe operating space for humanity, Newsom to decide the fate of a psychedelic bil, catastrophic floods in Libya kill more than 11,000.

Utah Republican Sen. Mitt Romney announced he will not be seeking reelection in 2024.

The law will affect travel for sports teams at public universities.

A new bill passed by USG aims to make student government officers more accessible to students.

Judge Lewis Kaplan has found former President Trump guilty of defamation against author E. Jean Carroll in second Trump v. Carroll case.

Cop City protestors indicted, Mexico decriminalizes abortion, Western Pennsylvania holds special election.

Former Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi, announced she would seek re-election in California’s 11th district, a position she’s held since 1987.

Experts say younger generations need innovative methods of Holocaust remembrance to keep the history alive in Jewish life and culture.

Trump surrenders to Fulton County Jail, the first GOP primary debate, Mayor Bass to increase LAPD starting salaries and Russian mercenary chief dead in plane crash.

January 6th, 2021 left a distinct scar in American history. Two Southern Californians who stormed the Capitol shares with us their images and perspectives that day.