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Gov. Jerry Brown with, from left, Assemblyman Phil Ting, Senate President Pro Tem Toni Atkins, Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon and Sen. Holly Mitchell as he signs the California budget Wednesday.
Gov. Jerry Brown offers a glimpse of his Northern California ranch, a place where he contemplates not only the past but also his own future after a final year in office.
California Gov. Jerry Brown is applauded by Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom after delivering the state of the state address on Thursday, Jan. 24, 2013. (Luis Sinco / Los Angeles Times) ...
Former Gov. Jerry Brown, California’s longest-serving governor, and wife and former First Lady Anne Gust Brown stand in front of their home at their ranch in December.
Gov. Jerry Brown plants the seeds of next chapter on a Northern California ranch » His defiant tone extended to political opponents now seeking to qualify for the November ballot a repeal of last ...
Gov. Jerry Brown, center, responds to a question concerning a compromise plan reached on reducing the state’s prison population, during a Capitol news conference in September 2013.
Reporting from Washington — For Gov. Jerry Brown, the question isn’t why he spent so much time in Washington this week talking about the growing threat of nuclear annihilation — it’s why ...
Gov. Jerry Brown’s pardon of former Sen. Roderick Wright for a voting fraud conviction was supported by several top political figures in California but was opposed by Los Angeles County Dist ...
Governor Jerry Brown: There's something you lose with age, your physical prowess -- but mental acuity and -- just life experience is very important. So, I enjoy the job a lot more.
Reporting from Sacramento — Time is running out for Gov. Jerry Brown to fix two big legacy projects. If he doesn’t, his successor might just dump them in the trash. Brown has only until the ...
Gov. Jerry Brown gestures to a chart as he discusses his proposed 2016-17 state budget Thursday in Sacramento. (Rich Pedroncelli / Associated Press) By John Myers, Melanie Mason and Christine Mai-Duc.
SAN FRANCISCO — On Tuesday, when Jerry Brown — California’s once and would-be-future leader — declared he was running to win back his old job, he brought with him more than questions about ...