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With countless billions of dollars at stake, hundreds of millions of dollars are likely to be spent for and against the three interrelated measures.

With countless billions of dollars at stake, hundreds of millions of dollars are likely to be spent for and against the three interrelated measures.

With countless billions of dollars at stake, hundreds of millions of dollars are likely to be spent for and against the three interrelated measures.

El Cajon Mayor Bill Wells said the border has "always" been a problem, but "now the gates are wide open."

Migrants are crowding transit stations in San Diego as border encounters continue to set new records. Local officials worry California could face a "rude wake-up call."

Migrants are crowding transit stations in San Diego as border encounters continue to set new records. Local officials worry California could face a "rude wake-up call."

The race for district attorney is a focus for many reformers. Some are encouraged by the results of the primary, but others are more reserved in their analysis, saying the movement to reduce mass incarceration still has a long way to go.

Despite the confidence he projected about Proposition 1, Gov. Gavin Newsom's ballot measure on California's mental health services is leading narrowly.

A poll co-sponsored by the L.A. Times shows the Democratic congressman and the former Dodger strongly positioned to be the two candidates in the general election.

California is closer than any other state to realizing reparations for Black people. Now, the state faces a make-or-break moment.