An experienced Jerry Brown vows to build on what he’s already done By Seema Mehta and Michael Finnegan Oct. 19, 2014 12 AM PT ...

That’s the investment needed.” Gov. Jerry Brown. left, and Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke, right, tour downtown ParadiseCalif., on Nov. 14, 2018.

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BROWN26-C-25JAN01-EZ-KL ---Oakland Mayor Jerry Brown gives his state of the City address to 600 people Thursday morning. (KENDRA LUCK/SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE) ALSO RAN 01/23/02 ...

Jerry Brown Two is deliberative, and he likes to have it his way," said Republican state Sen. Jim Nielsen, who served in the Legislature from 1978 to 1987 and returned in 2008.

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.

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"That is my belief of your profession," he told NBC News. Former California Gov. Jerry Brown speaks during the American Geophysical Union Conference on December 11, 2019 in San Francisco, California.

Calling it a "gut-wrenching" decision, California Gov. Jerry Brown (D) on Monday signed into law so-called "right-to-die" legislation, handing the death-with-dignity movement one of its most ...

Even Jerry Brown’s Prop 30 relied on large-scale financing from unions and businesses that wanted to stay on Brown’s good side. “It’s a big state with a lot of voters,” Carlyle Hall told me.