California

A woman who says she is a former lesbian is rallying with others in California against a law that would ban “conversion therapy.”

If voters give it the go-ahead, the proposal to split California still has to be approved by Congress. On top of that, NPR says that it would “very likely face legal challenges on both the state and federal levels.”

Franklin Graham recently made some controversial comments about sanctuary cities in California.

A teen boy is in custody after he reportedly shot one of his fellow students at a Palmdale, California high school.

Once again in California, we see that the new sexual orthodoxy trumps the Constitution.

A bill quickly moving through the California state legislature may threaten the religious freedom of those who object to homosexuality.

Three people were wounded after a female shooter opened fire at YouTube’s headquarters in San Bruno, California yesterday, April 3.

An active shooter situation is reportedly unfolding at YouTube’s headquarters at 900 Cherry Street in San Bruno, California.

<p><p>The city of Coronado, California, will be removing a church directory sign from city property. According to the Los Angeles Times, the sign has been on the property since the 60s, and its removal is being prompted by “First Amendment concerns.”</p> <p>The concerns first arose when a 20-year-old who grew up in Coronado complained to the Freedom From Religion Foundation about the sign’s use of the word “church.” Meoni later explained that he didn’t like the word “because, in his opinion, it excludes religious institutions that meet in temples or mosques.” As his intention was simply to get the one word replaced, Meoni was surprised when his complaint brought even farther-reaching consequences.</p>

Authorities have ordered mandatory evacuations for residents of southern California counties due to risk of mudslides.