Recall Newsom petition efforts surprisingly strong
Governor Newsom has approved bills to specifically benefit those illegally in the United States. Those bills are AB 32, legislation aimed at shutting down private immigration detention centers in California, and SB 225 that provides a person, regardless of citizenship or immigration status, the right to hold an appointed civil office in California. In 2015, […]
What Do Rolling Blackouts And Sky-High Gas Prices Mean For Gov Newsom’s Job As Governor?
CHRIS WHITE TECH REPORTER Wildfires might be the least of California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s concerns as his state’s citizens struggle with power blackouts. A previous California governor who struggled to deal with rolling energy blackouts was recalled in 2003. High gas prices, rolling blackouts, and wildfires are weighing on California citizens. Recent history might explain […]
California Governor Approves Broadest Gun Seizure Laws In US
DAVID KRAYDEN OTTAWA BUREAU CHIEF Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom has approved some of the strictest gun laws and gun seizure powers in the U.S. Friday, signing into law 15 different pieces of gun legislation. Newsom has reinforced a “red flag” law that enables educators, employers and co-workers to inform on gun owners and request […]
What Didn’t the Governor Get About Assembly Bill 51?
The state director for California’s leading small-business association today reacted with perplexity over Gov. Gavin Newsom’s signing, yesterday, of Assembly Bill 51 into law, a law aimed at essentially prohibiting arbitration of labor and employment claims as a condition of employment. “I don’t know if Governor Newsom realized that AB 51 is likely […]
Official Lies, Bubonic Plague, And California’s Homeless Challenge
By Chuck DeVore Contributor According to California Governor (and former San Francisco Mayor) Gavin Newsom, the “vast majority” of San Francisco’s homeless people “also come in from… Texas.” To him, that’s “just an interesting fact;” to PolitiFact, it’s “Pants on Fire” inaccurate. PolitiFact goes as far as calling it “ridiculous.” The tiniest factual nugget for […]
New California Law Requires Presidential Candidates To Release Tax Returns
By Scott Rodd A new law in California will require candidates for president to release their tax returns in order to appear on the primary ballot in March, 2020. “States have a legal and moral duty to do everything in their power to ensure leaders seeking the highest offices meet minimal standards, and to restore […]
SB 27: Bill To Remove Trump From CA Ballot
California legislators passed a bill that would require presidents to release their tax returns in order to appear on the California ballot. This bill is aimed at keeping President Trump off of the California primary ballot. The bill is now on Governor Newsom’s desk. “SB 27 is unconstitutional and discriminates against Republican voters,” Robin Hvidston, […]
Newson Pays Off HIS Donors With YOUR MONEY
. By Stephen Frank, California Political News and Views Why did Newsom use your money to finance the collapsing California pension systems? So, local school districts, on the brink of bankruptcy are able to give union teachers more money–$3.1 billion. “Take, for example, Senate Bill 90, the budget’s omnibus education measure. It would allocate $3.1 billion […]
Governor Signs Bill Establishing Statewide Translation Standards for Ballots
Sacramento – State Treasurer Fiona Ma today thanked Governor Gavin Newsom for signing legislation that will change how a candidate’s name is translated and listed on local ballot. Until now, California law requires the translation of ballots and ballot materials into languages other than English but there has been no statewide translation standards for candidates […]
Will utility rates go up? What California’s $26 billion wildfire plan means for you
BY BRYAN ANDERSON California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed off on a $26 billion plan on Friday to address the state’s ongoing wildfire threats. The comprehensive plan, which sped through the Capitol in less than a week, aims to offer a timetable for reimbursing past wildfire victims following PG&E’s decision to declare bankruptcy earlier this year. It also establishes […]
