California governor requests $40 billion for fire aid, Washington Post reports
California Governor Gavin Newsom is asking Congress for nearly $40 billion in disaster funding to help Los Angeles recover and rebuild areas scorched by last month's devastating wildfires, the Washington Post reported on Friday citing a letter.
Voters have to wait until 2026 to cast their ballots and decide the next governor of California. Gov. Gavin Newsom won't be ...
After flying back to Los Angeles last month, Ms. Harris has stood with firefighters in Altadena, greeted evacuees at a Red ...
Former acting director of national intelligence Ric Grenell says he will only run for governor of California if Kamala Harris ...
Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco on Monday, Feb. 17, kicked off his gubernatorial bid before hundreds of cheering ...
None of California’s governors came from Riverside County. Most holding the state’s highest elected office hailed from Los ...
Gov. Gavin Newsom is term-limited, and several high-profile Democrats have already signaled they want to run next year to ...
In January 2011, a Republican walked out of the California Governor’s Mansion for the last time in what would turn out to be ...
California Governor Gavin Newsom Proposes $125 Million in Mortgage Relief to Benefit Victims of the Park, Franklin, Palisades ...
The current officeholder, Rob Bonta, appeared well positioned for a 2026 bid for California governor, until he took himself out of the running and announced he would instead seek reelection.
Ric Grenell suggested cutting funding from the California Coastal Commission. He also discussed a potential run for ...
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