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More than a million international students come to the U.S. for their education each year. But visa restrictions and federal attempts to overhaul higher education have led to a dip in foreign enrollment, experts say.

Supporters of Proposition 50, California Democrats' ballot measure to redraw the state's congressional districts, raised exponentially more money than their rivals abd have an enormous cache of funds to spend in the days before the Nov. 4 election.

President Trump, repeating the false claim that he lost the 2020 election because it was rigged, argued that the same would occur in the November special election as he urged GOP voters to not vote early or by mail.

Seasoned California politicians, including former Sen. Barbara Boxer and Gov. Pete Wilson, say age is no impediment to accomplishment. But they differ over the value term limits.

From Washington and their districts, members of the California delegation are navigating a weeks-old government shutdown with no end in sight.

As Trump blows up supposed narco boats, he uses an old, corrupt playbook on Latin America ...

Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee said Friday that a planned increase in federal immigration enforcement was on pause throughout the Bay Area, not just in San Francisco.

It's the first time the Supreme Court will decide whether the president has the power to deploy troops in American cities over the objections of local and state officials.

Many in Mexico want it back. Is it too fragile to transport?

The pace of the strikes has quickened in recent days from one every few weeks in September when they first began to three this week.