Trump's Walk of Fame star gets 24-hour security
Donald Trump is getting a lot of security obviously now that he’s President-elect, but did you know his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame is also getting a lot of security. The star is all repaired and drawing big crowds after being vandalized last month.
Hillary Clinton concedes defeat in emotional speech
Former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton will be speaking to her supporters Wednesday in what will be her first public remarks since her stunning defeat to Donald Trump in the U.S. presidential election.
Polling places now open, Election Day voting underway
The polls are open across the state this election day.
On election night, Hillary Clinton stands under real glass ceiling in NYC
The symbol of Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign has been shattering that proverbial glass ceiling. And on Election Night, she's found one-- literally-- to stand under on what could be the biggest night of her life.
Election Day 2016: Americans choose between Clinton and Trump
A polarized America went to the polls Tuesday to pick its 45th president, choosing to elect either Hillary Clinton as the nation's first female commander in chief or billionaire businessman Donald Trump after a long and rancorous campaign that upended U.S. politics.
America chooses between Clinton and Trump for next president
WASHINGTON (AP) — A polarized America went to the polls Tuesday to pick its 45th president, choosing to elect either Hillary Clinton as the nation's first female commander in chief or billionaire businessman Donald Trump after a long and rancorous campaign that upended U.S. politics.
Mailing in your ballot? What you need to know
Close to 4 million Californians have already cast their ballots in this election thanks to early voting across the state.
Voters to decide on BART bond measure
This election day voters will decide on a multi-billion dollar bond measure that BART says will help pay for upgrades and repairs.
Clinton vs. Trump: Takeaways from the final presidential debate
It was barely three weeks ago that Donald Trump opened the first presidential debate by asking, with faux deference, if it was OK to refer to his opponent as "Secretary Clinton."