“The way you have to approach the political process is something like ... After Donald Trump trounced Kamala Harris last fall, Newsom shifted his image-building into higher gear, positioning himself ...

As polls show Americans increasingly fed up with the administration’s cruelty, California’s governor emerges as a leading ...

“What South Carolinians saw this week as … Newsom made a two-day swing through the state was more than a highly visible ...

The California governor can inspire liberal southerners while providing moderates with sound leadership, writes columnist ...

Newsom laughed and responded, “You’re hitting me right there man, the California exodus. By the way, complete bulls—t. Now, ...

Political oddsmakers took it as a quasi-declaration of candidacy and early polling has put Newsom in the upper tier of potential 2028 Democratic candidates, albeit with scarcely double-digit support.

Democrats are positioning themselves for the 2028 election by focusing on perceived corruption in government, with some ...

Last month, Newsom acknowledged the possibility of a 2028 run in an interview with the Wall Street Journal, saying “I’m not thinking about running, but it’s a path that I could see unfold ...

Gov. Newsom is learning that if he wants to look tough—and help address a serious state problem—there no downside for him to use his political capital in such a way.

Political oddsmakers took it as a quasi-declaration of candidacy and early polling has put Newsom in the upper tier of potential 2028 Democratic candidates, albeit with scarcely double-digit support.

Dan Walters Commentary: If Newsom’s stunts become too blatant, he risks becoming a laughingstock who won’t be taken seriously. Newsom uses political stunts to garner attention.