A threat at California's state Capitol forced construction workers and legislative staff to evacuate for much of Friday, but the building will reopen for normal hours on Monday, officials said.

The California State Capitol and a nearby construction site have been cleared and deemed safe after employees were evacuated Friday following the discovery of a threatening handwritten note.

The Capitol will reopen Monday with regular business hours, the California Highway Patrol said.

A threat at a California State Capitol construction site prompted an evacuation of Senate employees and work crews Friday.

(Inside California Politics) — California’s long-delayed and costly state Capitol Annex construction project now has an official completion date. Approved by the Legislature in 2017, the plan involved ...

SO WE’LL CONTINUE TO MONITOR THAT. WELL, DOZENS OF HEALTH ADVOCATES GATHERING AT THE STATE CAPITOL TODAY URGING FOR PROTECTION OF HEALTH CARE COVERAGE. IT WAS LED BY A GROUP CALLED FIGHT FOR OUR ...

About 500 protesters gathered on the Capitol steps Wednesday afternoon in opposition to legislation that offers to withhold immigrant support providers’ addresses from the public, clashing with a ...