The election of Donald Trump to the presidency sparked protests Wednesday across California, drawing crowds to city streets and college campuses.

The demonstrations reflected sadness, anger and bursts of rage. Crowds openly disavowed the president-elect, and a few resorted to vandalism.

At Berkeley High School, about 1,500 students, or half of the entire student body, walked out of class before 9 a.m. in protest of Trump’s victory, Berkeley Unified School District officials said.

Students tweeted “#NotMyPresident,” and pledged to unify.

Voters were expected Tuesday to approve Proposition 64, an initiative that would make California the most populous state in the nation to legalize the recreational use of marijuana.

Proposition 64 is 62 pages of legalese. We break down the key sections and explain what they would do.

Tonight, we'll find out whether the USC Dornsife/L.A. Times tracking poll was right.

Police are responding to a report of a shooting with at least four people injured in Azusa.