In an age when political authenticity is currency, California Gov. Gavin Newsom is making a risky bet: that he can repackage his image from slick, left-coast progressive into pragmatic, media-savvy moderate.

Governor Gavin Newsom pledges to legally contest the Trump administration's decision to cancel $4 billion in grants for California's high-speed rail project. Despite construction progress and the system's potential economic benefits,

The California governor can inspire liberal southerners while providing moderates with sound leadership, writes columnist LeBron Hill

California GovernorGavin Newsom kicked off a two-day tour in South Carolina, connecting with voters in both rural areas and Republican strongholds as he signals a potential presidential run in 2028. During this whirlwind visit,

The Pentagon announced the conclusion of a 2,000-strong National Guard deployment to Los Angeles. This deployment, part of a larger response to immigration protests, encountered legal challenges from Gov.

P resident Donald Trump and California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s clash over the deployment of federal troops in Los Angeles has escalated a longstanding feud between the two to new heights—and may be setting the stage for a bigger political battle come 2028.. The recent standoff has brightened the spotlight on Newsom, who was already considered a leading contender for the Democratic nomination ...

California Governor Gavin Newsom sues Fox News for $787 million, alleging defamation and distortion of facts over a phone call with Donald Trump.

The Democratic party's potential candidates for the 2028 presidential race are already making moves in key states. With no clear front-runner, up to 30 contenders may enter the primary. Notable Democratic figures are campaigning in early voting states to build connections and support among voters.

Gov. Gavin Newsom criticizes Trump’s wildfire policies, accusing him of diverting resources and federal funding for ‘political theater’ amid fire season.

Democratic presidential primary appears to be on already, with potential contenders like California Gov. Gavin Newsom and Arizona Sen. Ruben Gallego visiting key swing states. MSNBC Political Analyst Molly Jong-Fast analyzes what these moves could mean for 2028.

South Carolina could host the first presidential primary again in 2028. Democratic politicians who see themselves as potential candidates are finding reasons to visit. Gavin Newsom went there this week.