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People aligned with the birthers movement sued California Secretary of State Debra Bowen, demanding she verify all presidential candidates' eligibility.
California Secretary of State Debra Bowen said open-source software should be used in elections involving electronic voting machines to protect against fraud.
The Los Angeles city attorney has asked county officials to forbid county workers to refuse to officiate at same-sex marriages, the Los Angeles Times said.
California's secretary of state is investigating whether Department of Motor Vehicles employees switched some voters' party affiliation, her office said.
Officials in 39 California counties must make security upgrades to their electronic voting machines in order to use them in next year's primary election.
Elections officials found thousands of flawed registration forms submitted by private firms hired by the Republican Party in Southern California.
State and federal lawmakers are moving to shut down a Web site that lets computer users shoot and kill animals on a Texas ranch.
Legislators in California and elsewhere are taking action to make it harder for identity thieves to access Social Security numbers.
California has sold about 24 million birth records to genealogy Web site Rootsweb.com, raising concerns that identity thieves could use the information, accordi
After chiding the state Senate two weeks ago for adjourning until January, leaving financially-troubled Southern California Edison without a rescue package, Cal
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