Health care, homelessness and housing in California: Have Gavin Newsom’s promises panned out?
Newsom survived a recall, weathered a pandemic, and coasted to reelection amid speculation about his ambitions for higher ...
Gavin Newsom Has Grown California’S Government To A Record Size. Now He, Too, Is Selling ‘Efficiency’
Even Newsom's own office has more than doubled in size. At the end of 2024, the governor's office employed 381 people, according to payroll data provided by the State Controller's Office, compared to ...
California budget experts say Gavin Newsom’s spending plan doesn’t go far enough
Spending plan doesn’t include enough investments for programs that “would help Californians afford the basics.” ...
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Gavin Newsom has grown California’s government to record size. Now he, too, is selling ‘efficiency’
Gavin Newsom is echoing the incoming Trump administration as he touts government efficiency. But the governor has expanded ...
California Politics
Newsom is proposing $229 billion in general fund spending, up from $212 billion he approved last year. The plan would leave ...
A furious blame game has erupted over the cause of the LA inferno that has killed 16 and left thousands homeless. Now, as DAVID PATRIKARAKOS reveals, a new theory …
The mood on the ground here is the same mix of rage and grief I've seen in Ukraine after a Russian missile strike or a ...
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Recall effort against Newsom underway in California following alleged mishandling of LA fires
Gavin Newsom out of office is underway as he faces ... increased drug use and homelessness, increased the cost of burden [sic] on small businesses and communities, while decreasing our ...
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No, Really, Why Is Gavin Newsom Governor of California?
New homeless appeared as fast as the city could ... Let me ask you bluntly, Senator, do you have faith in Governor Gavin Newsom? Do you have faith in Mayor Karen Bass? SEN. ALEX PADILLA: Look ...
Bill Essayli: Newsom needs to fireproof California, not Trump-proof it
Voters want safety, whether that’s from crime or wildfires, and it is the Legislature’s duty to respond to those demands.