Proposition 1 is a measure placed on the ballot by California legislators to change the state’s constitution to explicitly protect individuals’ rights to choose abortion and contraceptives, according...

While California law currently allows some gambling such as state lotteries and tribal casinos that generate billions in tax revenue annually, sports betting is illegal. Proposition 26 would allow in-person...

Proposition 27 would allow tribes and larger licensed gambling companies to offer sports betting online and require them to make payments to the state, including a cut of 10 percent of sports bets made...

Proposition 28 would increase spending from California’s general fund for arts and music education in public and charter schools by about $1 billion annually, according to the California voter guide....

Proposition 29 would create more regulations for kidney dialysis clinics. It requires them to have a physician, nurse practitioner, or physician assistant on-site during treatment, report infections...

Proposition 30 would raise the personal income tax of California residents making more than $2 million annually by 1.75 percent, creating $3.5-5 billion of new revenue to pay for several climate programs,...

Proposition 31 would keep the previous ban on flavored tobacco products in California that was originally put in place through Senate Bill 793. Voting against the bill would repeal the previous ban...