The lengthy bill long championed by the president will impact Americans in various ways. Here's just a snapshot for Californians.

Changes in President Donald Trump's "One Big, Beautiful Bill" will have major effects on California, impacting Medicaid, SNAP benefits, taxes and more. Gov. Gavin Newsom and other California ...

The Senate Tuesday narrowly passed the Big Beautiful Bill full of President Donald Trump’s campaign promises —promises that critics warn could mean millions of Californians could get tax breaks, but many could find it tougher to qualify for Medi-Cal and food assistance.

In her first public statements about the bill’s deep cuts to health care and food aid, Lee explains why she stayed quiet until now and what she’s been doing behind the scenes to protect Oaklanders.

If enacted into law, Hillsdale Hospital CEO Jeremiah J. Hodshire said, the "Big Beautiful Bill" could force the closure of rural hospital birthing centers or even entire hospital systems.

Trying to line up support for the bill in a private call Wednesday with House Republicans, Trump offered his advice that, if they want to win elections, they shouldn’t touch Medicare or Social Security — or Medicaid. His comments were reported by Riley Rogerson and Reese Gorman of NOTUS.

Planned Parenthood could be forced to close hundreds of its clinics if the Republicans’ reconciliation bill is signed into law