Shirley Weber

Shirley Weber has been thrust into the awkward position of administering the California recall that could oust the man who appointed her.

Conservative talk show host Larry Elder wins his lawsuit to be a replacement candidate in the California recall. A judge rules that a tax return requirement doesn't apply to recalls.

Caitlyn Jenner holds her first press event in Sacramento since announcing her campaign in California's recall election. Here are three key takeaways from the brief appearance.

Los votantes de California decidirán el día 14 de septiembre en cuanto a la destitución del gobernador Gavin Newsom, lo que al llegar a ser una realidad, lo convertiría en el segundo gobernador en la historia del Estado, y apenas el cuarto en toda la historia del país completo que se enfrentaría a un retiro de su cargo.

GOP Assemblymember Kevin Kiley became the latest challenger to officially throw his hat into the ring — and he boasts backing from a key recall organizer.

After months of uncertainty, the second recall election in California history will be Sept. 14, Lt. Gov. Eleni Kounalakis announced.

The governor sues Secretary of State Shirley Weber — whom he appointed to the position just months ago — for refusing to correct his lawyers' filing mistake that could result in Newsom appearing on the recall ballot without "Democratic Party" listed next to his name.

Good morning, California. It’s Thursday, June 24. Things go up in flames The wind wasn’t blowing in Gov. Gavin Newsom’s direction Wednesday. First came the CapRadio investigation that found the governor vastly overstated the amount of land treated with fuel breaks and prescribed burns to prevent wildfires from harming California’s most vulnerable communities. Newsom claimed in January […]

Less than a week away from California’s full reopening, key details remain unresolved. On June 15, the state will eliminate the color-coded blueprint that’s governed our lives for much of the past year — another six counties moved into less restrictive tiers on Tuesday, by the way — and allow businesses to reopen at full […]

A medida que el comité de reparaciones de California se embarca en un proceso de dos años para estudiar los daños de la esclavitud y el racismo sistémico, los miembros del grupo de trabajo enfrentarán cómo un solo estado, que nunca sancionó formalmente la esclavitud, puede hacer las paces. Durante la primera reunión, los miembros lidiaron abiertamente con si las reparaciones deberían significar pagos directos o inversiones a largo plazo, como educación y vivienda, para impulsar a los hogares afroamericanos.