Gavin Newsom

In a beach community in LA, a group of conservative street artists hung posters of the California governor looking a bit like Adolf Hitler holding a syringe.

Democrat Gray Davis became the first governor in California to be removed through a recall election in 2003.

Vice President Kamala Harris is going to the San Francisco Bay Area to campaign for the Democratic governor.

"I am for a woman's right to choose. I am also for a state having the ability to make their own laws, and so I support Texas in that decision," Jenner said.

The fire department lifted the vehicle from the encampment after one person sleeping on a sofa was trapped under the car.

Recent polling indicates Governor Gavin Newsom is likely to remain in office following the September 14 recall election.

"I don't think government has any role for sex education in our schools at all," Elder said.

The president is still to commit to joining up with the governor ahead of recall election, although Kamala Harris is set to arrive in Bay Area this week.

"The atmosphere is exactly the same," said the former Republican governor, who ousted a Democratic governor in a recall election.

The conservative talk radio host has emerged as the leading challenger to California's Governor Gavin Newsom in the recall election scheduled for September 14.

If under half of voters back him, the challenger with the highest number of votes will become the next governor.

The Trafalgar Group said it was "a mistake" to not include state lawmaker Kevin Kiley in the recall poll released earlier this week.

It's tough to support California gubernatorial candidate Larry Elder in Hollywood, several celebrities tell Newsweek. But a few won't be "bullied" into silence.

The recall election has seemed to increasingly tilt in the governor's favor over the final month before voting.

"This is about sending the message that the Democratic Party has largely abandoned Latinos," said former California Democratic state lawmaker Gloria Romero.

Nearly four dozen candidates are running to replace Governor Gavin Newsom in California's September 14 recall election.

A new Trafalgar Group poll said 52 percent of likely voters want to keep California's governor in office.

Early ballot return data gathered by Political Data Inc. shows Democratic voters are outpacing Republican and independent voters in the special election.

The radio talk show host had denied the allegation that he brandished a gun at ex-fiancée Alexandra Datig in 2015.

Bette Midler, Barbra Streisand, Mark Ruffalo, Alyssa Milano and other stars are backing Gavin Newsom ahead of California's recall election.

"My goal is 100 percent voting, and why? Because I think everyone has a voice that needs to be heard," Secretary of State Shirley Weber said.

The temporary closure, which lasts through September 17, was announced "to better provide public and firefighter safety," according to the USDA Forest Service.

Gavin Newsom would need a majority of California voters to vote against the recall in the September 14 special election in order to remain in office.

The Republican has polled highest among recall candidates in most voter surveys conducted over the last two months.

"The last thing we need is to have some right-wing Republican governor in California," the Vermont senator said in the ad.

Newsom and his pro-abortion allies are asking voters to rally around California's governor-led policy of taxpayer-funded abortion on demand.

Despite Newsom's many shortcomings, there is something fundamentally undemocratic about the recall process, and for that reason, California voters should reject it.

Republican Larry Elder led the field of recall candidates at 27 percent and Democrat Kevin Paffrath came in second at 6 percent, the poll said.

"I'm not going to run. I would miss being on the radio as well," the Republican contender insisted in February.

Governor Gavin Newsom said the direct payments are "key to lifting up those hit hardest by the pandemic and supporting California's economic recovery."