Steve Westly

State's Top Ten Political Donors Revealed

I pledge allegiance to dis vvallet.​The California Fair Political Practices Commission has compiled a list of the last decade's top political donors in the state. Film producer and real estate developer Steve Bing topped the list with $58 million in contributions, mostly to Democrats and Democ ... More >>

An Autumn's Long Nap

Phil’s in trouble, but so are you if a New York developer gets his way on Proposition 90

Dead Man Running

The real embarrassment in the race is Phil Angefleedes, or whatever you want to call him

Reversing Brain Waves

That’s all Phil Angelides has to do to unseat Arnold

Who's Resurrecting the Electric Car?

Forget those poky little golf cars — the battery-powered muscle car is just around the corner

Democratic Elites Rethink

While voters stay away from the polls

Will the Real Pat Brown Please Stand Up?

It’s the master rebuilder vs. the progressive taxer in November

Hoping Machines

Waiting and watching with the Westly-ites

Wake Up and Vote

L.A. Weekly endorsements for next Tuesday’s primary

Rise of the Machines

Pretty Boy and the Nerd try to bring down the Terminator, while the Democratic Party searches for its soul

Phil and the Cavity

How the media have misunderstood the Democratic race for governor

Mad Politicians' Disease

Democrats’ mooing is what’s wrong with this race for governor

Party Pains

Hanging out with the Democratic hacks in Sacramento

Steve vs. Phil

Wake me up when this money game to replace Arnold is over

Quaking Politicians

They ignore and delay the inevitable on immigrants’ rights at their own peril

Brawling Democrats

The fight begins to knock out Arnold

Terminatable

Beaten by unions and beset by Angelides, Arnold looks shaky for 2006

Reverse Recall

The Arnold revolution runs out of spin

The Amazing Adventures of Super Mayor

Antonio’s heroics have suddenly inspired the citizens of Metropolis, but will he be brought down by his own brand of Kryptonite?

Unwelcome Advances

It may be clinical when it comes to the governor and the state budget

The L.A. Weekly’s Endorsements

Unfinished Business

Pushy Arnold gets what he wants. Now what?

Eraser

The coming showdown of Arnold vs. Gray

Near-Perfect Recall