Where does California stand in the vote-by-mail legal saga now? Here’s what to know
California plans to send 23 million ballots in advance of November’s election. Will the Supreme Court mail-in ballot ruling change that?
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California plans to send 23 million ballots in advance of November’s election. Will the Supreme Court mail-in ballot ruling change that?
The Riverside County sheriff’s attorney said the constitution’s provision about the authority of the state attorney general does not apply in this case.
California has sued the second Trump administration 82 times, winning back $200 billion in funding, Attorney General Rob Bonta says.