During a press conference reviewing California's revised budget plan. Governor Gavin Newsom discusses ongoing legal action the state of California is taking against the Trump Administration in an effort to curb spending cuts and Donald Trump's tariffs.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement's Homeland Security Investigations Los Angeles field office issues a Title 8 subpoena to California's Cash Assistance Program for Immigrants.

A coalition of state attorneys general filed two new federal lawsuits, this time in the fight to preserve access to funding, including for disaster relief.

California Senator Alex Padilla has hit back at the White House after President Donald Trump said that his administration would not give any more money to the state's high-speed rail project. Padilla branded Trump's stance as a "waste" and accused the president of playing "political games" with the infrastructure project,

Trump's efforts to undermine California's liberal values will be at the forefront of the state's 2026 campaign for governor, including on the culture-war fight over rights for transgender Americans.

No federal funds go toward the state cash assistance program and undocumented immigrants are not eligible to participate, an immigration advocate said.

Farmers who had grown food for schools and food banks were among those hit by $1 billion in cuts to U.S. Department of Agriculture programs.

California Atty. Gen. Rob Bonta filed two lawsuits on Tuesday challenging a Trump administration policy that would deny the state billions of dollars in transportation grants unless it follows the administration's lead on immigration enforcement.