
Capitol Clash: CFC Confronts ‘Anti-Hate’ Bill Built on Undefined Terms
Last Wednesday, the California Assembly Labor and Employment Committee heard testimony on AB 1803, a bill that would require businesses across the state to incorporate

Last Wednesday, the California Assembly Labor and Employment Committee heard testimony on AB 1803, a bill that would require businesses across the state to incorporate

Restoring Constitutional Balance After Years of Executive Overreach California Family Council is proud to support AB 1835, authored by Assemblyman James Gallagher (R–Yuba City), a

At a time when hostility toward people of faith is rising across the nation, California lawmakers are now considering legislation to better protect churches, synagogues,

When the Woolard, Gonzales, and Dodson families enrolled in California homeschool charter-school programs, they believed they were partnering with the state to give their children

We stand at a critical crossroads. This fall, California voters face Proposition 50: a constitutional amendment that would suspend our independent citizen redistricting system and install

In a landmark ruling last week, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit found that the state of Oregon violated the First Amendment

A Christian nonprofit dedicated to teaching biblical principles on human sexuality has taken legal action against a major California-based tech company for alleged religious discrimination.

Last Monday night, the eve of the election, CFC gathered with Christians from across California on the steps of the Capitol for a powerful prayer

During the recent pandemic, countless Christian employees were fired for refusing to receive the COVID-19 vaccine because of moral objections. Many businesses refused to grant

After the L.A. County Board of Supervisors voted last March to require all county facilities to fly the “Progress Pride Flag,” lifeguard captain Jeffrey Little