Californians vote on Proposition 16 measure to bring back affirmative action practices

apologized for attending the dinner and called it a “bad mistake,” since then, new photos obtained by Fox 11 News appear to show the governor seated in close quarters, without a mask on, next to multiple people — including California Medical Association officials.“I can’t even,” “Morning Joe” co-host Mika Brzezinski also said.Also Read: 'Morning Joe' Mocks 'Grifter in Chief' Rudy Giuliani: 'Republicans Are Making Fools of Themselves' (Video)“You look at this picture of the governor of California

They call it the “Try Not To Dance” Challenge on TikTok… and Billie Eilish just failed it miserably!

Some California residents and California-based political organizations are prepared to descend on Georgia to campaign for two Democratic U.S. Senate candidates whose victory would have profound implications for the direction of the country.

A host of California residents and California-based political organizations are prepared to descend on Georgia to campaign for two Democratic U.S. Senate candidates whose victory would have profound implications for the direction of the country.

U.S. Rep.-elect Young Kim, who beat incumbent Democratic Rep.

Tom Tapp Deputy Managing EditorAfter Governor Gavin Newsroom warned yesterday that some of California’s counties would be falling back in his coronavirus reopening protocols, the state’s Secretary of Health and Human Services, Dr. Mark Ghaly, announced on Tuesday that a total of 10 counties were being required to move back to more restrictive measures.A total of 10 counties, including one of the state’s most populous, fell back in the governor’s tiering structure.

Michael Jackson‘s Neverland estate.According to TMZ, the official visuals for ‘Hood’ were filmed in July at the infamous ranch, which is situated in Santa Barbara County, California.It’s said the shoot had not been authorised and that a security team demanded Daeshard erased the footage on the spot upon being caught trespassing.

Kelly Clarkson is coming after her former talent management company… which, oh yeah, just so happens to be owned by her now-estranged husband Brandon Blackstock and his father, Narvel Blackstock.

Kelly Clarkson is not backing down when it comes to her lawsuit with her former management company, Starstruck Management Group, owned by her estranged husband Brandon Blackstock's father, Narvel Blackstock.In documents obtained by ET, Clarkson claims the company violated the California Labor Code by «procuring, offering, promising, or attempting to procure employment or engagements” without being properly licensed.

Becca Kufrin couldn’t help but envy Clare Crawley and Dale Moss‘ love story after she and Garrett Yrigoyen called it quits.On Thursday, November 5, the California native, 39, made the controversial choice to leave The Bachelorette early with Moss, 32, whose romantic proposal left viewers swooning.

Voters in cities and counties across at least six states passed police reform measures this week that toughen oversight and allow for more public access to body- and dashboard-camera recordings.  Many areas in which there were massive protests after the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis -- such as Seattle; Portland, Ore.; and San Francisco, Oakland, San Diego and Sonoma County in California -- voted to create oversight committees that investigate police misconduct and the use of deadly force

Also Read: ESPN Slashes 500 Jobs in Major Cost-Cutting Move“To show you how dishonest the LameStream Media is, I used the word Liddle’, not Liddle, in discribing [sic] Corrupt Congressman Liddle’ Adam Schiff,” read the U.S. Representative for California’s 28th congressional district.

California voters have rejected by a 10% margin, a ballot measure that would have abolished cash bail in the Golden State. The electorate overturned a 2018 law, SB 10, which established a risk-assessment program that allowed judges to decide which suspects to free and which should remain in jail while awaiting trial.

Powerful interest groups spent more than $785 million into 12 yes-or-no questions on this year’s ballot in California, bypassing the state legislature to put the measures to a purely democratic test.  Californians, though they voted overwhelmingly blue, struck a surprising blow to affirmative action proposals, its anti-independent contractor law and rent control expansion.  In the Golden State’s most expensive ballot measure campaign ever, ride-share apps such as Uber and Lyft won the right to