President Donald Trump released a message marking one year since the attempted assassination of his life at a campaign rally ...

Former President Trump is holding a rally Saturday at a polo field in the Coachella Valley, even though he will likely lose California by millions of votes.

How to watch Trump's California rally speech. A Palm Springs CBS affiliate, KESQ, will livestream the rally starting at 5 p.m. PST, available online at https: ...

Trump is almost certain to lose California, and that won’t change after his Saturday stop in Coachella, a desert city east of Los Angeles best known for the annual music festival bearing its name.

Trump's performance in the 2016 election set a low bar for Republican candidates in California. He received 31.62 percent of the vote, the worst showing for a Republican presidential nominee in ...

Trump’s appearance at the state party’s 2016 gathering in the Bay Area drew hordes of liberal protesters. Trump, DeSantis will rally California GOP after primary rules change - Los Angeles Times ...

Former President Donald Trump ripped California’s liberal leaders at a massive rally in Coachella Saturday, after Hollywood movie star Dennis Quaid took the stage and told the crowd to &#8220… ...

Miller's arrest comes after Trump has been the target of two recent assassination scares during the 2024 presidential campaign. The most recent came in September when an armed man was found along ...

In the 2016 election, Trump set a record low for Republican candidates in California, losing by more than 30 points to former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, 61.73 percent to 31.62 percent.

A message is displayed on a screen, during a rally for Republican presidential nominee and former U.S. President Donald Trump, in Coachella, California, U.S., October 12, 2024.

Republican presidential nominee former President Donald Trump arrives to speak at a campaign rally at the Calhoun Ranch, Saturday, Oct. 12, 2024, in Coachella, Calif. With the presidency on the ...

“It’s like a convention of like-minded people,” said Tom Gibbons of Palm Desert, who’s backed Trump since 2016 but been unable to see him in person until Saturday, as he waited in line.