“We know hate isn’t limited to just one week or just one community,” said California Business, Consumer Services and Housing Secretary Tomiquia Moss. “Hate harms us all. That’s why our state and our Governor are deeply committed to fighting back. Here in …
SAN DIEGO – Governor Gavin Newsom today issued a statement on ensuring public safety during a live fire demonstration at Camp Pendleton, after the federal government early Saturday confirmed with state and local authorities the event would occur: “The …
Among the projects approved is $700 million for repairs and critical upgrades needed for the Vincent Thomas Bridge, a 60-year-old span in the Port of Los Angeles that will soon undergo a major deck refurbishment. Another $140 million will fund truck …
Finding affordable housing can be extremely difficult for veterans, especially if they have experienced post-traumatic stress disorder, have suffered from a traumatic brain injury, or live with mental-health issues. Remaining stably housed can be even more …
Southern Regional Emergency Operations Center located in Costa Mesa, California. Projected completion in late 2027 The Southern campus, commissioned by the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES) and delivered by the Department of …
California’s leadership in Early-Earthquake warning technology Launched under Governor Gavin Newsom’s leadership, California’s first-in-the-nation Earthquake Early Warning System notifies residents in advance of shaking by using ground motion sensors …
News What you need to know: As California experiences its first storms of the season, bringing heavy rain, snow, and mudslide concerns to the state, federal reductions in critical forecasting services under the Trump Administration are threatening public …
SACRAMENTO – Leaders throughout the state are celebrating Governor Gavin Newsom’s unprecedented action to address California’s longstanding barriers to building more housing. This year, Governor Newsom signed major housing streamlining initiatives into law …
Quality of life for military families Tax reduction Honoring the many sacrifices of our armed services personnel and families, Governor Newsom, through the 2025-26 State Budget process, included a new state income tax break for military retirees and their …
Reduced storm monitoring Due to federal reductions and staffing shortages, the California Nevada River Forecast Center (CNRFC), a decades-long partnership between California and the National Weather Service (NWS), will be unable to provide the same level …
Expanded crime suppression teams in San Francisco With crime dropping statewide, the Governor announced the next phase of his crime-fighting efforts in July — deploying new California Highway Patrol (CHP) crime suppression teams to work directly with local …
Eight projects receiving grants will return 11,316 acres of land to California Native American tribes to support cultural and traditional agriculture uses. This work furthers partnerships between the state and tribes and builds on the Governor’s direction …
Governor Newsom visited Israel following the attacks and met with survivors impacted families, and officials. The State of California shipped medical supplies — including field hospitals — to support humanitarian relief efforts in Israel and Gaza. Earlier …
Swiftwater rescue teams, mud and debris flow crews, as well as heavy-duty high-water vehicles are moving into communities ahead of a significant storm system expected to bring strong winds, thunderstorms, heavy rain, flash flooding, and mountain snow. In …
News SACRAMENTO – Governor Gavin Newsom today issued a proclamation declaring October 13, 2025, as "Indigenous Peoples’ Day."The text of the proclamation and a copy can be found below: PROCLAMATIONCalifornia again proclaims this day as Indigenous …
PROCLAMATION California again proclaims this day as Indigenous Peoples’ Day, the seventh formal celebration of the strength of culture and the memory of land that endure for all Indigenous people who now call California home, from those who originate from …
UC Berkeley’s John Clarke and UC Santa Barbara’s John M. Martinis and Michel H. Devoret received the Nobel Prize in Physics for pioneering research demonstrating quantum behavior in electrical circuits — foundational work driving advances in quantum …
California has long stood as a bold leader in protecting children from the danger of emerging technology. Today’s signings follow other landmark legislation to protect children from social media addiction, strong privacy requirements, and nation-leading …
Parents deserve the right to access options that preserve their legal rights and ensure their children have proper care. This bill helps protect children against additional unnecessary trauma, strengthens family stability, supports parents’ rights, and …
What you need to know: Governor Newsom today announced that he signed SB 41, which will reduce prescription drug prices by regulating the practices of pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs), who negotiate prices between drug manufacturers, health care insurance …
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