Troubles in San Francisco Push Some Voters to Think Republican
Some residents of a liberal city are being drawn to the Repubican Party by frustration with a trifecta of problems: homelessness, record housing costs and high crime rates.
San Francisco Voters Uphold Ban on Flavored Vaping Products
The measure is considered the strictest in the nation. Voters backed it despite an expensive advertising campaign funded by a major tobacco company.
California Today: California Today: Primary Election Results, and What They Mean
Wednesday: Gavin Newsom and John Cox will face off in the governor’s race, who’s ahead in seven pivotal districts, and a judge gets recalled.
‘Are We Going to Die Today?’ Inside a Parkland Classroom as Bullets Flew
Months after the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High, one history class seeks to heal through modern technology, old-fashioned socializing — and time.
Thousands of Voters Were Left Off Primary Day Rolls in Los Angeles
A printing error improperly left off about 119,000 names, forcing many voters to cast provisional ballots. No specific reason for the mistake was immediately known.
A Growing List of U.S. Diplomats Acting Undiplomatically
There is nothing new about ambassadors making unfortunate remarks, but an unusual number of top envoys in the Trump administration have provoked controversy among close allies and angered Democrats.
California Voters Remove Aaron Persky, the Judge Who Gave a 6-Month Sentence for Sexual Assault
Talk of a recall campaign began almost as soon as Judge Persky handed down the sentence in 2016 to Brock Turner, a student at Stanford. It was criticized as being too lenient.
Gavin Newsom and John Cox to Compete in California Election for Governor
The candidates, who edged out the former Los Angeles mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, are likely to battle over President Trump this fall. Democrats were in tight races in several Republican-held House districts.
Lewinsky and Trump Shadow Bill Clinton on Book Tour
At a TimesTalk event, the former president said that his defensiveness in a recent interview “wasn’t my finest hour.”
In New Jersey and 7 Other States, Democrats Fill Ranks of Challengers
The push to win back the House was paramount for Democrats as nominees emerged in competitive races in New Jersey, Iowa and other states
Colorado, Once Called the ‘Hate State,’ Grapples With Cake Baker Decision
Much has changed in Colorado since 2012, when Jack Phillips refused to make a wedding cake for a same-sex couple. Gay marriage is now legal.
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