The first Asian American sheriff in California history long was thought to be from San Francisco, but USA TODAY discovered otherwise
Author: Marco della Cava, USA TODAY
First Asian American sheriff in California vows to protect immigrants from Trump policies
Sheriff Paul Miyamoto wants to protect immigrants from the Trump administration. His family was once interned along with other Japanese Americans.
New, more progressive prosecutors are angering police, who warn approach will lead to chaos
A new wave of progressive prosecutors are drawing the ire of police groups that warn a “soft on crime” approach will lead to chaos in the streets.
If you’re up for riding in a robotaxi, General Motors’ Cruise wants you to meet Origin — at some point
General Motors’ Cruise unveils a boxy robotaxi for ride-sharing, though no word on when consumers can start hailing them.
A year in, Gavin Newsom is still fighting Trump. Is he doing enough to govern California?
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has been in the job a year. Critics say homelessness is rising, housing prices are too high, and the grid is dangerous.
As Trump officials target California’s homeless crisis, state officials brace for fight
Trump administration officials appear poised to release a new homelessness strategy, which has California officials wary and poised for battle.
In California’s 2020 primary, Latino voters could help Democrats defeat President Trump
California’s growing Latino population now represents a third of all voters, which translates to political power and a prize for Democratic hopefuls.
Afghanistan War veterans, still waiting for a peace deal, ask: Was the sacrifice worth it?
After 18 years of the U.S.-led war in Afghanistan, some veterans are questioning whether the conflict was worth it.
Uber drivers and other gig workers in California could get better pay under proposed law
Uber, Lyft in the crosshairs as California lawmakers look to redefine part-time job rules to boost pay, benefits for drivers.
Boeing CEO calls handling of 737 Max crashes a ‘mistake,’ vows improvements
Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg calls his company’s handling of two software-related crashes of the 737 Max aircraft a ‘mistake.’