加文·纽森

时事通讯

Initiatives you won’t and will vote on this November

California legislators averted costly initiative wars on privacy, lead paint and soda taxes. But voters will decide daylight savings time and gas tax repeal in November. San Francisco Mayor-elect London Breed urged legislators to expand car for mentally ill homeless people.

经过 Dan Morain • 6 月 29, 2018

经济

A walk along Skid Row in Los Angeles—block by bleak block

Nowhere is California's homelessness crisis more evident than here, where some 2,000 people hunker down for the night on sleeping pads, cardboard, or nothing.

经过 Dan Morain • 6 月 27, 2018

时事通讯

Brown passes a torch; SF’s new mayor

经过 Dan Morain • 6 月 14, 2018

评论

How would Gavin Newsom pay for his promises?

Gavin Newsom is almost certain to become California's next governor and is promising a vast array of new services. But with Californians' taxes already among nation's highest. how would he pay for them?

经过 丹·沃尔特斯 • 6 月 13, 2018

时事通讯

Cox and gas tax author joust over repeal

经过 Dan Morain • 6 月 8, 2018

选举

In California primary, well-heeled winner Gavin Newsom had small donations. Guess who didn’t?

Small donations alone did not secure Gavin Newsom’s win, but they likely helped build enthusiasm. The lackluster finish by Antonio Villaraigosa shows that a gush of money from a handful of mega-donors doesn’t always translate into votes.

经过 劳雷尔·罗森霍尔 • 6 月 7, 2018

评论

Newsom and Trump wanted Cox—and got their wishes

Gavin Newsom, the Democrats' candidate for governor, and Republican President Donald Trump both wanted Republican businessman John Cox to finish second in this weeks's gubernatorial primary and thus gain a spot on the November ballot Both got their wishes. Newsom can now coast to the governorship, and Republicans hope having Cox on the ballot will spur a higher turnout of GOP voters and save several embattled congressional districts.

经过 丹·沃尔特斯 • 6 月 7, 2018

选举

Republicans held their own in the primary, but it’s uphill to November

The California Republican Party had a good Election Day. Now what?

经过 本·克里斯托弗 • 6 月 6, 2018

选举

Quick Takes: A dozen things we learned from California’s primary

1. Trump mattered For months, the two top Republicans in the race, John Cox, a businessman from Rancho Santa Fe, and Huntington Beach Assemblyman Travis Allen, were within sniping distance of one another in most credible public opinion polls. Then, sometime between April and late May, something changed. Republican voters began to rally around the […]

经过 CalMatters Staff • 6 月 6, 2018

选举

Watch California’s two finalists for governor explain how they got into politics

The political awakening of Gavin Newsom dates all the way back to childhood, while rival John Cox says he always wanted to have an impact.

经过 Byrhonda Lyons • 6 月 6, 2018