Biden stumps for Newsom as recall candidates make last push
President Biden joined Gov. Gavin Newsom on Monday night for a final campaign stop in Long Beach on the eve of the recall election, lending his firepower to fight against the governor’s possible ouster and underscoring the national importance of defeating the effort.
How churches became a center of the California recall campaign
As candidates crisscross California ahead of the recall election on Sept. 14, faith communities have become a central place for proselytizing to potential voters.
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Slammed by COVID-19 shutdown, San Luis Obispo boosts Newsom recall
In a county where Democrats slightly outnumber Republicans, San Luis Obispo County residents delivered a sizable chunk of signatures to the statewide recall effort to oust California’s Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom.
As a 9-year-old, she was saved at sea. Thirty-five years later, she reunited with her rescuers
Kept afloat by her orange life jacket and the bow of her family’s capsized boat, 9-year-old Desireé Rodriguez had watched helplessly as one family member after another let go of life.
Black woman describes terrifying attack by Trump mob in L.A.: ‘I’m thinking I’m dead’
A crowd of at least 20 pro-Trump demonstrators, many clad in “Make America Great Again” hats, surrounded 25-year-old Berlinda Nibo on a busy downtown Los Angeles street, she said, feet away from a gaggle of police officers
Cancel Abraham Lincoln? San Francisco grapples with the president’s legacy
As San Francisco, like many parts of the country, grapples with how best to memorialize historic figures, the statue of the 16th president sat red-faced — literally — in front of the government building the day after Christmas.
The Bear fire nearly wiped this town off the map. Miraculously, one landmark survived
After the Bear fire roared into town, the last remaining landmark of the tightknit mountain town Feather Falls — The Gold Flake saloon — stands untouched.
They’re not really called ‘murder hornets.’ And they’re probably not as bad as you think
Bug experts from Washington, where the hornet was discovered in the U.S., to California agree that the 2-inch hornet is probably not worth all the buzz it has generated — at least not yet.