California AG says won't run for governor, as 'field clearing' Kamala Harris bid looms over '26 race
California Attorney General Rob Bonta says he won't run in the state's open governor's seat in 2026, with a potential bid for the seat by former state Attorney General and Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris looming large over the upcoming contest.
After a trip to meet with President Donald Trump, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed bills to curb the White House’s efforts targeting ...
Bianco, who was first elected sheriff in 2018, can continue to lead Riverside County’s top law enforcement agency if he were to run for governor and lose. A 2022 state law that shifts sheriff’s ...
Former Vice President Kamala Harris on Friday pushed aside questions about a potential gubernatorial bid in California, ...
Newsom said on Thursday he had not yet received “specific commitments” from the federal government but was confident “that it ...
California Attorney General Rob Bonta is staying out of the race to become California's next governor, a senior advisor to ...
Rob Bonta, the state’s Democratic Attorney General, was expected to vie to succeed Gov. Gavin Newsom as governor in 2026.
FILE PHOTO: Governor of California Gavin Newsom talks to U.S. President Donald Trump upon his arrival to tour areas impacted ...
Newsom’s recent pilgrimage to the White House was nothing short of a political debasement and a craven display of servility ...
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