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There are plenty of controversial propositions on the November ballot. Proposition 52 isn't one of them.

Demographic changes in California combined with the unpopularity of Donald Trump have put three long-time Republican Congressional seats in play this election.

Supporters of Proposition 61 call it an opportunity to fight back against skyrocketing drug prices. But outside experts are skeptical it would work as promised.

Teenage jazz sensation Joey Alexander took time out from his 4-night, sold out engagement at the Mondavi Center in Davis to perform for and answer questions from an audience made up entirely of his peers at Arden Middle School in Sacramento.

Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders was back in California recently, trying to harness some of his popularity on behalf of progressive causes like Prop 61. Nearly two and a half million Californians voted for Sanders in the Democratic primary.

Prop 51, a bond measure that would raise billions for school construction, has developers lined up against opponents who include Gov. Jerry Brown.

Within the 17 ballot measures on the November ballot, there are competing measures not in the media spotlight. The McGeorge School of Law breaks down the death penalty, plastic bag ban and criminal sentencing measures up for your vote this November.

November’s ballot is a lengthy one with 17 state propositions and numerous races and local measures. Some mail-in ballots, like the ones in Sacramento and San Joaquin Counties, may require additional postage.

You've heard about California’s November ballot measure that would legalize recreational marijuana. But how would that initiative actually work? We cut through the smoke.

The Sacramento Theatre Company has staged “To Kill a Mockingbird” before, but theater critic Jeff Hudson says their current production includes a pleasant innovation, with the duo of Misner and Smith performing as actors and musicians.