Messages from then-Sen. Kelly Loeffler's phone, sent anonymously to media outlets, indicate threats against Georgia's secretary of state and spouse began within hours of a joint call for his resignation.
Jayden Sweiler · October 20, 2022
With incumbent Adam Cornell not seeking a second term, Democrat Jason Cummings and Republican Brett Rogers are competing in an open race with sharply different pitches on crime and public safety.
Jennifer Paige · October 18, 2022
About 40 people questioned U.S. Rep. Brad Schneider on the newly signed Inflation Reduction Act, corporate taxes and the fallout from the Supreme Court's Dobbs decision.
Ken Adams · August 19, 2022
Leanna Louie, a street-patrol organizer who protested former District Attorney Chesa Boudin, is running in District 4, where her combative style and residency questions are drawing scrutiny.
Mei Ling · July 28, 2022
Matthew Pottinger and Sarah Matthews, who both resigned after the Capitol attack, are expected to help the House committee detail what Donald Trump did as the riot unfolded.
Amy Swan · July 18, 2022
President Joe Biden spoke with Cherelle Griner on Wednesday, days after the White House received a handwritten letter from the detained WNBA star, who is on trial in Russia.
Aever Bundji · July 6, 2022
Council will hear Mayor Kenney's school board nominees in a virtual Friday session and vote on them at its 11 a.m. meeting, with a revised city budget also on the agenda.
Aever Bundji · June 21, 2022
Only two people have filed for three open seats on the San Francisco Board of Education, a sharp drop from previous elections, as the aftermath of the February recall weighs on potential candidates.
Mei Ling · June 15, 2022
With San Francisco's recall election of District Attorney Chesa Boudin days away, both campaigns are using the Chinese-language messaging app to reach Chinese American voters.
Mei Ling · June 4, 2022
Lawmakers are expected to choose opposition figure Shahbaz Sharif as premier, but economic woes and fresh political uncertainty loom after Khan's removal.
Amy Swan · April 11, 2022
As Assembly candidates Matt Haney and David Campos trade blame over conditions in the Tenderloin, residents and merchants say they do not want the neighborhood used as a political prop.
Mei Ling · March 23, 2022
Arizona's governor says he prefers expanding energy production over a tax suspension, even as gasoline tops $4.60 a gallon statewide.
Juan Gonzalez · March 15, 2022
The former New York City mayor said he will not seek the Democratic nomination for governor, but vowed to keep fighting inequality and hinted at more news soon.
Jacob Leary · January 18, 2022
Five newly sworn-in members, elected from the city's first geographic districts, join two at-large councilmembers to give the Everett City Council a 5-2 female majority for the first time in nearly 129 years.
Jennifer Paige · January 3, 2022
