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Supreme Court Justice Stephen G. Breyer’s retirement provides President Biden and Democrats a golden opportunity to move past recent setbacks.
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California lawmakers reached an agreement to again require employers to provide workers with paid COVID-19 sick leave.
It looks like the Omicron variant may be on the wane. But as hospitals struggle, health officials say to avoid nonessential gatherings.
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Transmission rates are falling in California — growing evidence that the surge spawned by the highly infectious Omicron variant is flattening.
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Senate Democrats will now pivot to a last-ditch effort to change the 60-vote threshold into a so-called talking filibuster.
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Despite legislative failures, President Biden looks to reframe his accomplishments and temper high expectations.
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L.A. County sees a tenfold rise in coronavirus cases over a month ago. In other news: the person who ‘most likely’ betrayed Anne Frank.
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President Biden called for changing Senate rules to pass voting rights protections.
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As students returned from winter break, California schools fought to stay open. Meanwhile, hospitals reported fewer critically ill COVID patients.
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Plus: A plan for California universal healthcare, the Super Bowl in L.A. remains on, and schools are fighting to stay open.
