California voters overwhelmingly support Proposition 36, new survey says
Nearly three-quarters of likely voters said that they will vote “yes” on the ballot measure to reimpose felony charges for ...
California needs Prop. 36 to help bring accountability to the fentanyl crisis
California voters will soon decide whether to reclassify certain theft and drug penalties under Proposition 36.
Proposition 34 explained: What California’s prescription drug measure is asking you
A no vote on Prop 34. is a vote to keep rules governing California-based participants in the federal drug discount program ...
Proposition 33 explained: What California’s rent control ballot measure is asking you
On its face, Prop. 33 is about rent control in California. Some argue it would limit new housing production across the state.
Poll: California voters show overwhelming support for Prop. 36
A new statewide poll in California found that nearly three-quarters of Golden State residents support Proposition 36, a ...
There are prison rehabilitation success stories across California. Prop. 36 puts future ones at risk
Around California, thousands of men and women have been helped by Prop. 47-funded programs in remaking their lives. State ...
Letters to the Editor: Prop. 8 is still in California's Constitution. Voters can finally repeal it on Nov. 5
California's same-sex marriage ban remains in its Constitution despite rulings by the U.S. Supreme Court. Repeal it by voting ...
California Proposition 36: Measure aims to crack down on crime
Proposition 36 on the November ballot is a state initiative that would increase penalties for drug crimes and theft.
California’s Constitution doesn’t recognize marriage equality. Prop. 3 would fix that
While Proposition 3 will not necessarily change anything for LGBTQ+ Californians, it will end a decades-long struggle for ...
Prop. 3 would bring end to fight over same-sex marriage in California
California has long been lauded — and criticized — for its progressivism, but when it comes to marriage equality, the state ...
What Prop 36 will mean for California’s prisons
POPULATION HIKE: More than a decade after a prison overcrowding crisis, Californians could soon approve a hotly debated ballot measure that could add thousands of inmates by undoing some sentencing ...
Your guide to Proposition 6, California’s measure to ban involuntary servitude in prisons
Prop. 6 would prohibit jails and prisons from imposing involuntary servitude as punishment. Here’s what you should know about ...