In the current election cycle, Californians are being asked to weigh in on two more changes to the tax-slashing constitutional amendment.

News of the inquiry comes just days after a San Jose Inside article revealed that Rowena Turner voted twice in at least seven elections.

The group took issue with her refusal to return donations from South Bay lawyer James McManis, who opposed the Recall Persky campaign.

Ultimately, voters will decide whether to stay with 20-year incumbent Anna Song or opt for new perspective with Victoria Chon.

Grace Mah, the incumbent since 2007, is up against Melissa Baten Caswell, a longtime Palo Alto Unified trustee.

California’s ballot measures can be as opaque as they are varied, which is why we waded through the morass to make your decision easier.

The San Jose City Council District 4 race could be close, considering how 2016’s election came down to 12 votes.

Young Californians have been at the forefront of fighting back against the injustices and shortcomings that the pandemic has intensified.

Measure RR would fund unprecedented new equity and connectivity policies that were recently approved by the Caltrain board.

Records suggest that Rowena Turner violated federal election law by voting in both Oregon and California several times since 2010.

The measure would enact the city's controversial Narrow Streets Ordinance, banning RV parking along the majority of city streets.

The measure coming up on the Nov. 3 ballot is the closest anyone’s gotten to touching the “third rail” of California politics.

The proposal would lengthen but not increase the tax set by Measure Q, which county voters overwhelmingly approved six years ago.

Missing a campaign filing deadline is no small offense. Especially this close to the Nov. 3 Election Day.

The 15th State Senate District hopeful says her opponent’s use of an image with President Obama is illegal under a federal policy.

Ann Ravel should reconsider her stance on anti-recall money and make good on her anti-PAC pledge, says ex-Assemblywoman Nora Campos.