The former mayor of San Francisco is the first candidate in the 2018 race for governor to release his state and federal tax returns. They include Napa Valley wineries, hotels in Lake Tahoe and Palm Springs, and bars and restaurants in San Francisco. Copies of six years worth of tax returns filed by Lt. Gov. Another candidate, Delaine Eastin, a former superintendent of public instruction, has also vowed to release her tax returns. A spokesman for the leading Republican in the race, venture capitalist John Cox, said it was too early to say whether he would make his tax returns public.

Source: Los Angeles Times May 09, 2017 04:41 UTC