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The former mayor of San Diego is a moderate Republican with the backing of many party officials in the California recall election.

In the run-up to the Sept. 14 election, California voters should be aware of four critical issues at stake and look beyond the political ads to gauge the serious consequences of a successful recall.

The Democrats have botched their recall options: No prominent Democrat officially has entered the recall race. As a result, conservative talk-show host Larry Elder, the leading contender, could be elected with 18% of the vote.

The Republicans competing to replace Gov. Gavin Newsom in the recall election would change the foundations of public education by “empowering parents” with school choice. But would that undercut public schools?

California's COVID-19 pandemic reemerges in a new variant called "delta," once again forcing Gov. Gavin Newsom into crisis management mode.

Read this article in English.  El segundo proceso de votación para destituir al gobernador de California en la historia, se está perfilando como uno que será bastante diferente al primero. Solo 41 candidatos han presentado toda la documentación  requerida,  antes de la fecha límite del pasado viernes a las 5 pm para aplicar como candidatos a […]

The candidates in the California recall election were required to submit tax returns to get on the ballot. Here are some interesting takeaways.

Forty-one candidates have qualified for the recall election. Radio host Larry Elder is likely to sue to be No. 42.

Gov. Gavin Newsom repeatedly chants that California is "roaring back" from pandemic, but ignores the state's stubborn socioeconomic problems.

Seven write-in candidates have joined 46 others who qualified to be on the ballot in California’s second recall election for governor. They include politicians, activists and others.