California transgender track and field athlete AB Hernandez laughed off criticism for participating against girls during the high school sports season.

Controversy over AB Hernandez's participation in girls' sports included rule changes, federal investigations and online threats to the state of California by President Donald Trump.

The Trump administration has found that the California Department of Education and the state’s high school sports federation ...

The Trump administration says California must change its policies allowing transgender girls to compete on sports teams ...

“We’re very concerned with the Trump Administration’s ongoing threats to California schools and remain committed to defending and upholding California laws and all additional laws which ensure the ...

AB Hernandez has been competing in track and field and volleyball at Jurupa Valley High School in Riverside County, California, since her first year of school, but it wasn't until this year, her ...

The Department of Education provided a proposed list of actions for California and the CIF to follow through on ...

California has 10 days to rescind any sports prizes awarded to transgender athletes and ban them from competition, after U.S.

California transgender athlete AB Hernandez believes it’s “weird” that people were so outraged by her competing against biological females that they protested multiple high school track events.

AB Hernandez, center, flashes a sign as she shares the first-place spot on the podium with Jillene Wetteland, left, and Lelani Laruelle during a medal ceremony for the high jump at the California ...

The Trump administration said California violated Title IX by allowing transgender students to compete on school sports teams ...