California voters face an unusually long list of propositions to consider on the November ballot. Here's a breakdown.

California voters will decide in November whether to allow state and local governments to use public money to help finance ...

A ballot measure that would raise billions for health research is drawing some unlikely foes in a race that has already ...

Propositions 41 and 42 could prevent the wealth tax from taking effect if either passes and receives more yes votes.

Gavin Newsom's campaign team has released an almost complete list of the governor's positions on the ballot measures California voters will decide in the Nov. 3 midterm election.

California voters will decide on 14 different propositions covering topics such as housing affordability, tax changes, and election processes in the upcoming midterm elections.

Proposition 39 would require voter ID in California elections. Here's what the measure would do, what supporters and ...

Introduced in the Assembly on June 25 as ACA 20, the bill passed the legislature, largely along party lines. Proposition 2 ...

California residents will vote on 14 statewide propositions this November, including making an income tax on the top 2% ...

This November, Californians will vote on five different tax propositions. One of those is Proposition 3, where voters will ...

California voters will pass judgment on 14 statewide ballot measures this year and all but two of them relate, in some manner, to financing ...

If passed, California’s Proposition 40 would generate funding for health care, education, and food assistance programs.