Gray Davis

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  • Letters

    Readers respond to recent articles on the Gray Davis recall campaign, MoveOn.org's virtual vote, and the influence of Iranian dissident groups from abroad.
    June 25, 2003

  • Gray Davis and the vast right-wing conspiracy

    The effort to recall California's Democratic governor shows again that the GOP will stop at nothing to win more power.
    By Tim Grieve June 21, 2003

  • Bush's scorched-earth march through California

    The feds are ramping up their assault on the environment -- and the cash-strapped state is finding it hard to fight back.
    By Katharine Mieszkowski January 30, 2003

  • GOP poster boy goes bust

    Mired in scandal, California businessman Bill Simon is losing a can't-lose race against Gov. Gray Davis. For the Bush White House, that's a problem.
    By Tim Grieve August 21, 2002

  • California payback may fall billions short

    Gov. Gray Davis wants $8.9 billion refunded from energy companies. But Bush regulators tell Salon they'll recommend just a fraction of that -- and Democrats are ready to cry foul.
    By Jason Leopold July 11, 2002

  • This time, it's personal

    California's Republicans might win with a moderate like former L.A. Mayor Richard Riordan -- but only if they can put their fratricidal inheritance behind them.
    By Anthony York February 22, 2002

  • Money also matters

    California's groundbreaking attempt at reducing class size in public schools may be failing in poorer districts.
    By Anthony York February 20, 2002

  • Gray Davis' Edison problem

    The governor struggles to orchestrate a multimillion-dollar bailout of the utility that has spent big bucks on his campaign.
    By William Bradley July 31, 2001

  • Stunned in Sacramento

    As the news gets worse for Rep. Gary Condit, even supporters wonder if he'll be raising money to pay for legal bills rather than a run for higher office.
    By Anthony York July 14, 2001

  • Will Condit's troubles hurt California Democrats?

    Fallout from the Chandra Levy case is forcing the party to put redistricting plans on hold, and may keep Condit's son from running for state Assembly.
    By Anthony York July 12, 2001

  • Gray Davis goes electric

    The California governor brings his Bush-bashing act to Washington.
    By Jake Tapper June 21, 2001

  • The unlikely populist

    California's Gray Davis is scoring political points by bashing Bush and "greedy" Texas energy firms, but the cautious centrist probably won't become the scourge of the energy industry.
    By William Bradley June 1, 2001

  • The deregulation debacle

    Who's responsible for for California's electricity crisis? Everyone.
    By Anthony York January 30, 2001

  • Gov. Davis and the failure of power

    California's energy crisis is another lesson in the need for campaign finance reform.
    By Arianna Huffington January 27, 2001

  • Slammed by pro-Gore spam

    A California Democratic Party staffer instigates an e-mail campaign against Nader, and the Green Party cries foul.
    By Kerry Lauerman October 25, 2000

  • California could end clear-cutting

    A bill to make the practice illegal puts politicians in the hot spot between the timber industry and the increasingly tree-friendly public.
    By Mark Hertsgaard August 23, 2000

  • Gray turns green -- with cash

    Building more prisons, doling out pork and refusing to rethink the death penalty, California Gov. Gray Davis is confounding friends and enemies with his relentless pursuit of the middle.
    By Anthony York June 9, 2000

  • Rolling back three strikes

    In California, even some tough-on-crime politicians are beginning to fight a law that sends people to jail for life for petty theft.
    By Gary Delsohn and Sam Stanton May 9, 2000

  • Your boss may be monitoring your e-mail

    Personal computers were supposed to liberate the workplace. So why do so many companies use them to spy on workers?
    By Maura Kelly December 8, 1999

  • Who's the real underdog?

    As Bill Bradley surges, Al Gore claims second-class status. But are Democrats ready for this spacy, aloof anti-candidate?
    By Anthony York October 2, 1999

  • R.I.P. Prop. 187

    California Gov. Gray Davis' flip-flop marks the end of immigrant bashing as a viable political tactic.
    By Anthony York July 30, 1999

  • Letters to the Editor

    Schoolyard cowboys don't know guns aren't toys; don't let a man (even Updike) pick the best romances.
    Letters to the Editor June 8, 1999

  • Three strikes and you're in

    California's Democratic governor and Legislature fight each other over whether to build a new prison.
    By Anthony York June 1, 1999

  • California Republicans: "Circular firing squad"

    'Circular firing squad' for California Republicans: Abortion foes win big as state GOP tries -- and fails -- to regroup after impeachment.
    By Anthony York March 2, 1999

  • Mixed mandate

    Democrats owe their election victory to their traditional liberal base -- and moderate voters, too.
    By Joan Walsh November 5, 1998
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