At the summit, Newsom framed the new merch as part of a broader critique of what he called corporate and institutional capitulation to Trump’s influence. He complained that the GOP leadership’s “obedience to these authoritarian tendencies may be the most disgraceful of all aspects of this moment.”

The California governor said the item will also be available on his satirical “Patriot” website so that anyone can send it to a Trump loyalist in their life.

Many Californians think the state sets a national example on tech and culture, but not on tax policy or politics.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill 727 into law, mandating that public school student ID cards include a new LGBTQ+ suicide hotline number, despite warnings

Newsom vows to sue if Trump deploys National Guard troops to San Francisco, setting up a major constitutional clash.

A Trump-appointed judge has thrown out a lawsuit seeking to block Newsom’s effort to counter red states’ gerrymandering.

You announce the National Guard (is coming), saying everyone wants them, crime is running out of control, even though all the stats and facts contradict that,” Newsom said.

The Trump administration is sending federal agents to San Francisco following weeks of threats from the president to deploy the National Guard to the Bay Area.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy warned he would withhold federal highway funds from California after a deadly crash allegedly involving an illegal migrant.