Ventura County Sheriff Jim Fryhoff Endorses Bianco for Governor

Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco today announced that Ventura County Sheriff Jim Fryhoff has endorsed Bianco’s campaign for Governor. Read More »

California Issues Statement on Credible Medical Information Regarding Acetaminophen and Pregnancy

We are currently seeing the federal government provide a proliferation of simple answers to complex issues and false claims that can cause harm. Read More »

FDA Responds to Evidence of Possible Association Between Autism and Acetaminophen Use During Pregnancy

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration initiated the process today for a label change for acetaminophen (Tylenol and similar products) to reflect evidence suggesting that the use of acetaminophen by pregnant women may be associated with an increased risk of neurological conditions such as autism and ADHD in children. Read More »

Proposed Initiative Enters Circulation: Establishes Additional Voter Identification And Citizenship Verification Requirements

California Secretary of State Dr. Shirley N. Weber, Ph.D., announced that the proponents of a new initiative were cleared to begin collecting petition signatures on Sept. 19. Read More »

California Governor Gavin Newsom Signs Bill Banning Extreme Masking By Law Enforcement

California Gov. Gavin Newsom today signed into law the No Secret Police Act, or SB 627, a landmark measure that prohibits local and federal law enforcement officers from concealing their faces with extreme masking. Read More »

Bianco Statement on Electricity Rate Increase

Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco today released the following statement after Governor Gavin Newsom’s Public Utility Commission (PUC) approved Southern California Edison’s nearly 10% rate increase: Read More »

Republican Secretary of State Don Wagner Calls Out Sacramento Politicians For Costly Special Election and Unwillingness to Implement Election Safeguards

Republican Secretary of State candidate Don Wagner issued the following statement in response to news that the Nov. 4 Special Election will potentially cost more than $280,000,000: Read More »

Christian Teacher Fired for Involvement in After-School Bible Clubs

Liberty Counsel filed a discrimination report with the Department of Justice Civil Rights Division on behalf of a substitute teacher fired under the pretense of violating a policy against hugging students when her volunteer involvement in after-school Bible clubs was apparently the real reason she was fired. Read More »

Washington Is Trading Away California's Health Care

Californians are already feeling the squeeze at the grocery store and gas pump. Now, the federal government may be coming for the pharmacy counter too. Read More »

Political Assassinations in the United States are on the Rise

We maintain the most comprehensive database of political assassinations and assassination attempts against elected officials and candidates dating back to the 1960s. Read More »

Join California’s Largest Annual Volunteer Event and First Ever “Trashure Hunt” During California Coastal Cleanup Day on Sept. 20

More than 45,000 participants will help remove trash from coastal beaches and waterways in California’s largest annual volunteer event at more than 700 sites across the state. Read More »

California and Nevada Join Northwest Compact

California is excited to announce becoming a member of the Northwest Wildland Fire Protection Agreement (NW Compact). Read More »

Female Athletes File Federal Lawsuit to Defend Fairness, Safety and Equal Opportunity in California High School Sports

Today, Advocates for Faith & Freedom filed a major lawsuit on behalf of three courageous female athletes from Jurupa Valley High School who are standing up against California policies that destroy girls’ sports and compromise female safety. Read More »

SCOTUS Rules Parents Can Opt-Out Children From LGBTQ Curriculum

The High Court sided against Maryland’s Montgomery County Board of Education after it compelled offensive instruction on gender and sexuality for pre-K through eighth grade children. Read More »

Agriculture and Government Leaders Applaud USDA’s Rescission of the Roadless Rule

What they are saying: strong support for Secretary Rollin's rescission of Roadless Rule, eliminating impediment to responsible forest management. Read More »

Forest Protection and Wildland Firefighter Safety Act Passes Committee

This legislation ensures that aerial fire retardant remains available for wildfire suppression efforts without being tied up in Clean Water Act permitting delays. Read More »

SCOTUS Skrmetti Decision Made

The landmark ruling rejects Biden Administration's push for Constitutional right to harm children. Read More »

State Deadline Threatens Shut Down of Local Gas Stations

The California Fuels and Convenience Alliance (CFCA) is urging the Legislature to take immediate action to prevent a fuel supply and affordability crisis. Read More »

U.S. Moves Forward in Dairy Industry

Make Agriculture Great Again trade win: Secretary Rollins secures greater market access with Costa Rica for U.S. Dairy Industry. Read More »

Jews for Jesus Filed Defamation Motion in California Court

Liberty Counsel filed a motion in the Superior Court of California for San Francisco County on behalf of Jews for Jesus to dismiss a baseless defamation lawsuit. Read More »

Christian Employers Score Paid Family Leave Victory

Language Extending Key '45S Employer Tax Credit for Paid Family and Medical Leave' clears hurdle in Senate version of 'Big, Beautiful Bill.' Read More »

Pesticide Near Schools Regulation Proposed

California Department of Pesticide Regulation (DPR) proposes regulations for tracking reportable pesticide use near schools. Read More »

New California Initiative Proposed

California Secretary of State Shirley N. Weber, Ph.D., announced that the proponent of a new initiative was cleared to begin collecting petition signatures on May 30, 2025. Read More »

Assembly Republicans Demanding Repeal

After violent mob attacks on Federal Agents, Grand Old Party (GOP) Resolution calls out Newsom's policies for fueling lawlessness. Read More »

Dark Web Fentanyl Dealer Sentenced to Federal Prison

Holly Adams, 35, of Palm Desert, was sentenced to 12 years in prison for conspiring to distribute fentanyl and to launder the resulting proceeds. Read More »

Pageant Winner Refuses Miss America Contract for Redefining “Female”

The Miss North Florida 2024 pageant winner has been stripped of her title after refusing to sign a Miss America contract that falsely defines “female” to include castrated males. Read More »

California High-Speed Rail Under Question

The United States Department of Transportation released a report exposing the missed deadlines, budget shortfalls and overrepresentation of project ridership. Read More »

High-Speed Rail has No Viable Path Forward

Secretary Duffy suggests California should reprioritize its billion-dollar high-speed rail spending on water projects and wildfire prevention. Read More »

Child Protection Measure Clears Assembly

Assembly Bill 653, the Child Abuse Mandated Entertainment Reporter Act (CAMERA), has passed off the Assembly Floor and is heading to the Senate. Read More »

California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) Awards Nearly $72 Million to Forest Health Projects

Awarded projects continue California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection's commitment to restoring California's forest health and resiliency. Read More »

Assemblywoman Hadwick Champions Rural California as Bills Pass the Assembly

All five of the bills now advance to the State Senate, where Representative Hadwick will continue advocating for rural equity, environmental stewardship and public safety. Read More »

Newsom Defunds Proposition 36 but Republicans Fight Back

Public safety measure left unfunded despite backing from every county in California. Read More »

Trump Prioritizes Consumer Choice and Economic Balance

President Trump signs resolutions to end Calif.'s gas car ban, Advanced Clean Trucks and the Low NOx (nitrogen oxides) requirement. Read More »

Latest Round of California Competes Tax Credit Announced

Calif. announces latest round of tax credits that will spur $87 million in private investment across the state. Read More »

Little Hoover Commission Urges Stronger Public-Philanthropic Partnerships

California should take concrete steps to institutionalize its relationships with philanthropic partners that help to fund key public-sector initiatives. Read More »