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Who Do You Love to Hate More, LA or SF? Resentments May Decide Governor’s Race.

March 1, 2018

Which city — San Francisco or Los Angeles — do you love to hate more? This is shaping up to be California’s question for 2018. Each of the top contenders for governor is a former mayor of one of those cities, and each embodies certain grievances about his h...

Despite Newsom’s Name Recognition, He’s Slow to Win Over Voters

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February 20, 2018

In his Tuesday, Feb. 20 column, CALmatters' Dan Walters sizes up California's gubernatorial election as a two-man, "down to the wire" race. The two leading candidates are Democrats, Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom and...

Is Renteria’s Candidacy a Ploy to Weaken Villaraigosa?

Drew Phelps

February 16, 2018

On Wednesday, Amanda Renteria, the 2014 Democratic challenger to Congressman David Valadao, filed to run for office again, this time for governor. The announcement came as a surprise given the fact that Rent...

Who Will Be Next Governor? Villaraigosa Cuts Newsom’s Poll Lead

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February 7, 2018

Though it's still early and nearly one-quarter of voters have yet to form opinions on the race, it appears that Democrats Gavin Newsom and Antonio Villaraigosa will duke it out to become California's next governor. The two Democrats are running a close race...

All-Dem Runoff Likely in 2018 Governor’s Race: Walters

Drew Phelps

January 12, 2018

In Dan Walters' CALmatters column this week, the columnist explains the impact of announcements made this week by two California political players. Former Congressman Doug Ose, who announced his entry into t...

Governor’s Race May Decide Path of California Education: Walters

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December 11, 2017

CALmatters political columnist Dan Walters writes in his Dec. 7 column that the two leading Democratic candidates to succeed Gov. Jerry Brown are miles apart on public education. "Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom and f...

Villaraigosa Defends Farmers, Gas Tax in Fresno Stop

David Taub

November 20, 2017

Antonio Villaraigosa is serious about courting the Central Valley. The former Los Angeles mayor made yet another Fresno visit, speaking at a Maddy Institute luncheon about his run for governor. Villaraigosa is attempting to distance himself from other top D...

Governor’s Race May Run Through Central Valley

Drew Phelps

November 13, 2017

News Analysis By Drew Phelps An online USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times poll released Thursday analyzed the races for California’s Senate seat and governor approximately one year before Election Day 201...

Walters: Garcetti Decision Makes Waves in California Politics

Drew Phelps

November 1, 2017

In today’s CALmatters column, Dan Walters ponders the possibilities for Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti’s political future following his announcement that he would not run for governor in 2018. He begins by ...

California Has the Heads Down Acrophobia Blues

Joe Mathews

October 26, 2017

Opinion By Joe Mathews Want to spook your neighbors this Halloween? Don’t bother with ghouls or ghosts. Instead, just decorate your door with a picture of an eight-story apartment building. Californians are famously fearless. We devote ourselves t...

Complaint Flushed: No Charge in Toilet Election Display

Man Charged With Attempted Murder in Ambush of 2 Los Angeles Deputies

Country Star and Hit Elvis Songwriter Mac Davis Dies at 78

Hot, Dry Conditions Continue to Stoke Glass and Zogg Wildfires

Donations Help Local Hospital Workers With Childcare, Other Urgent Needs

Movie Theaters, Dining Rooms and Gyms Quickly Begin Reopening

Police Reform Panel Struggles to Keep Everyone on the Same Page as Deadline Nears

Hotels, Motels in Mariposa and Tulare Counties Being Turned Into Homeless Housing

Dickerson Homers 3 Times, Giants Win Big Over Rockies, 23-5

Country Star and Hit Elvis Songwriter Mac Davis Dies at 78

Bubble Hockey Champions: Tampa Bay Lightning Win Stanley Cup

France to Ban Use of Wild Animals in Circuses, Marine Parks

Legislature Should Support Climate-Change Goals, Not Gut a Tool Helping Ag & Our Planet

If Voters Raise Taxes on Corporate Landlords, Will Small Biz Foot the Bill?

Walters: High Housing Costs Keep Californians Poor

Bill to Reduce Probation Time Could Help Offenders Successfully Re-Enter Society

Eid al-Fitr Marks End of Ramadan, but COVID-19 Curtails Big Events

LIVE: Daily Briefing from Gov. Gavin Newsom

COVID-19 Brings a New Kind of Ramadan for Muslim Community

Joe Biden Buries the Hatchet and Looks to Bring in Kamala Harris as Running Mate

Trump to Far-Right Extremists: ‘Stand Back and Stand by’

Foreign Observers Wary of ‘Chaos,’ ‘Rancor’ in Us Debate

If Voters Raise Taxes on Corporate Landlords, Will Small Biz Foot the Bill?

Who Do You Love to Hate More, LA or SF? Resentments May Decide Governor’s Race.

Despite Newsom’s Name Recognition, He’s Slow to Win Over Voters

Is Renteria’s Candidacy a Ploy to Weaken Villaraigosa?

Who Will Be Next Governor? Villaraigosa Cuts Newsom’s Poll Lead

All-Dem Runoff Likely in 2018 Governor’s Race: Walters

Governor’s Race May Decide Path of California Education: Walters

Villaraigosa Defends Farmers, Gas Tax in Fresno Stop

Governor’s Race May Run Through Central Valley

Walters: Garcetti Decision Makes Waves in California Politics

California Has the Heads Down Acrophobia Blues

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