Whitman, Brown Booed On The Subject Of Their Negative Campaign Ads
A joint appearance turned ugly after "Today" show host Matt Lauer asked if they would retract their negative campaign ads.
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A joint appearance turned ugly after "Today" show host Matt Lauer asked if they would retract their negative campaign ads.
The figure who has been unwittingly cast as the villain in California's race for governor is finally getting a chance to fire back in a joint appearance with the two candidates hoping to replace him.
Despite two polls showing her trailing behind Democratic opponent Jerry Brown, the former eBay CEO says it's not over yet.
A new poll shows Democrat Jerry Brown with a growing lead over his Republican challenger, Meg Whitman, as a gubernatorial campaign that has focused on personal attacks in recent weeks winds to an end.
With the election just 10 days away, Democrats are scheduled to hold what they are calling a "Rally in the Valley" in Van Nuys, while Senate candidate Carly Fiorina is expected to visit a Los Angeles synagogue.
Thousands of people are lined up at the USC campus to see President Barack Obama drum up support for two high-profile Democrats locked in tight races.
Focused on turning out base voters, President Barack Obama is being cheered at raucous rallies and spreading this message: Don't turn your back on the change happening in Washington.
The race of governor of California has opened up, while support for the legalization of marijuana stumbles in the latest voter survey.
She hasn't even won yet, but that hasn't stopped the political rumor mill from grinding.
Democrat Jerry Brown says his rival for governor sounds a lot like Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger – a comparison Republican candidate Meg Whitman says is true, but only to a point.
Republican gubernatorial candidate Meg Whitman issued a statement Saturday night criticizing her Democratic rival, Jerry Brown, for his stance on illegal immigration.
Former President Bill Clinton is continuing his swing through California to mobilize Democrats on behalf of vulnerable candidates locked in tight election contests.
With the 2010 elections just weeks away, California candidates are getting help from major political players.
Democratic candidate for governor Jerry Brown is calling on his Republican rival to reveal how much she would personally gain from her proposal to eliminate the state capital gains tax.
Guess who's coming to dinner? Democratic candidate Jerry Brown will stop off in Hollywood tonight for a $5,000-a-head fundraiser with some Hollywood heavyweights.
The California attorney general's office says it will go to court to ask for an outside monitor to oversee affairs in Bell after negotiations with the scandal-plagued city broke down.
The day after a feisty debate with her Democratic rival, Republican candidate for governor Meg Whitman shook hands with supporters at a landmark downtown Los Angeles restaurant.
Attorney General Jerry Brown says the state of California will take part in a joint investigation into allegations that mortgage companies may have improperly or illegally foreclosed on hundreds of thousands of homeowners.
Add California's Democratic candidate for governor, Jerry Brown, to the list of politicians who hope to get a boost from a campaign visit by President Barack Obama this month.
Will Jerry Brown take on the mortgage bankers in order to boost his hopes in November?
During their third and final debate, Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jerry Brown apologized Tuesday to Republican opponent Meg Whitman for one of his campaign aides referring to her as a "whore" on an audio tape that surfaced last week.
With just under three weeks before Election Day, there may be a strategy shift on the part of both candidates after each has gone into attack mode.
Jerry Brown's campaign has apologized to Republican gubernatorial candidate Meg Whitman for using "salty language" while talking about her.
An aide to Attorney General Jerry Brown can be overheard on an audio tape released Thursday evening referring to Meg Whitman, Brown's rival for Governor, as "a whore."
