$24 billion in promises made, none of them kept. SACRAMENTO – Over a year ago, Governor Newsom promised to send 1,200 tiny homes to cities across California as part of his strategy to end homelessness. Just one problem: not a single tiny home has opened yet, as CalMatters reported today.âŠ
SACRAMENTO – Despite insisting he isnât raising taxes, Governor Newsomâs revisited budget does just that. As Dan Walters wrote in CalMatters this morning, a breakdown of Newsomâs budget reveals multiple tax increases that will make doing business in California even harder. âWhether heâs cooking the books to make the budgetâŠ
âThis should be a wakeup call to Democrats that we need real reformsâŠÂ not carveouts for politiciansâ pet projectsâ Democrats are getting a taste of their own medicine today â and itâs bitter. CalMatters reported this morning that the billion-dollar luxury Capitol office project hit a roadblock thanks to Californiaâs environmental law thatâsâŠ
SACRAMENTO – Legislative Republicans are calling on the California Air Resources Board to be honest and transparent about the impact a series of proposed regulations will have on Californiaâs runaway gas prices. In a letter to Air Resources Board chair Liane M. Randolph, signed by every Republican member of theâŠ
If theyâre looking for answers, maybe their should look in a mirror. Tomorrow, the Assembly Utilities & Energy Committee is meeting to receive an update from the Division of Petroleum Market Oversight. Ahead of this hearing to discuss why gas is so expensive, letâs recount some gas facts we alreadyâŠ