Larry Elder

The leading Republican candidate in the California recall election is trying to build a multi-ethnic coalition of voters — and overcome criticism for his views on race.

From wildfires to COVID-19 outbreaks and the Newsom recall election, many crises are competing for Californians' attention right now.

As the recall election approaches, competition between — and media coverage of — Gov. Gavin Newsom and Larry Elder is heating up.

Some GOP recall candidates say they would use emergency power to pass their agenda, and try to persuade the Democratic Legislature.

Recall updates: VP Kamala Harris cancels event to help Newsom, Kevin Faulconer appeals to working moms, state GOP sues over Newsom finances and intra-party sniping between Democrats Jacqueline McGowan and Kevin Paffrath.

The attacks on Larry Elder, the leading Republican candidate to succeed California Gov. Gavin Newsom should Newsom be recalled, are making an Elder governorship more likely.

In an hour-long interview, Newsom recall candidate Larry Elder discussed his libertarian policies and why he won't debate other Republicans.

Local election offices must send ballots for the Newsom recall election to every active registered voter as the campaign starts its final sprint.

With California Gov. Gavin Newsom's recall election too close to call, it's time to ponder what might happen if he is ousted.

The conservative talk radio host, columnist and author got into the California recall race late, but has zoomed to the top of the polls.