Gavin Newsom went to Davos looking for a global spotlight. Instead, he got a slammed door — literally. The California

Gov. Gavin Newsom directed a bevy of criticism at the Trump administration in his final State of the State address Thursday, saying California's "spirit is being tested."

As both governor and a likely presidential candidate, Gavin Newsom's final state budget faces a political trap of his own making.

California Governor Gavin Newsom walks back his office's criticism of ICE as terrorism during podcast with Ben Shapiro, defending state cooperation with federal immigration officers.

Responding to Newsom’s recent comparison of President Donald Trump to a Tyrannosaurus rex, Bessent made his own dinosaur comparison for the governor.

Candidates jostling to succeed Gavin Newsom as the governor of California are being forced to walk a fine line between acknowledging voter frustration, while avoiding direct criticism of a man who could dominate national Democratic politics for the next decade.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom's administration says Friday the state is facing a $2.9 billion budget deficit. It's the last year Newsom has a say on how the

Founded in 1907 in Berkeley, CCA is the last remaining nonprofit, standalone art school in San Francisco.

The probe comes following multiple major fraud allegations. Including claims that $24 billion in homelessness funds are missing or lost. Plus, reports of "ghost students" stealing a portion of at least $10 million in federal financial aid from California community colleges.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent continued his attacks on California Gov. Gavin Newsom, using the Democrat’s jabs about world leaders needing “kneepads” to appease President Trump against him. The war of the words erupted at the World Economic Forum in Davos earlier this week,