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How the Indictment of Gavin Newsom’s Chief of Staff Could Implicate the Governor in a Scheme To Shield a Top Donor From Legal Scrutiny

Newsom’s top aide meddled in high-profile case against Activision as governor denied allegations of interference

Cal State Schools Require Students To Take DEI Classes To Graduate. Options Include 'Queer Crip Lit' and 'Decolonize Your Diet.'

The requirements come as other schools scale back their DEI missions amid a Trump administration crackdown

Newsom Says California Will Oppose Offshore Drilling Expansion As State Relies on Iraqi Imports To Meet Energy Demands

Since Newsom took office, the share of California's oil that is imported from other countries has spiked to 63 percent

UC Berkeley Student Radicals Clash With Police, Attack Conservatives Outside TPUSA Event Honoring Charlie Kirk

Student groups, including Students Organizing For Liberation (SOL), Jewish Voice for Peace, and Young Democratic Socialists of America, organized the unrest, which left a Kirk supporter's face gushing with blood

California Congressman Who Campaigned on No Corporate PAC Money Pledge Takes Tens of Thousands of Dollars From Corporate PACs

‘I won’t accept a dime of corporate PAC money,’ Tran said before accepting $46,500 from corporate PACs

Crazy Nancy Cashes Out

Nancy Pelosi, the first octogenarian speaker of the House and first member of Congress to have hip replacement surgery in Luxembourg, to retire after historic career

Lawsuit Alleging Gavin Newsom 'Facilitated' Anti-Semitic Campaign Against National Guard Commander Headed to Trial, Judge Rules

Jeffrey Magram's lawsuit heads to the discovery phase, which could provide a window into how Newsom handles accusations of anti-Semitism

Deep-Pocketed Rockefeller Fund Behind California AG’s Lawsuit Against ExxonMobil, Official Says

California's lawsuit appears to be part of Rockefeller-backed plan to dismantle the oil industry