Gerardo Zavala
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Gov.-elect Xavier Becerra held a press conference in the Capitol rotunda on Thursday after discussing challenges and legislative priorities for his first term with legislative leaders. -
Prop. 45 appears to be headed for defeat. -
A proposition backed by the Trump administration that would have required California voters to show identification at the polls has failed. -
There have been increased sightings of federal immigration officers across the region in recent weeks. -
Average gasoline costs in California have gone up by about a $1.60 since the start of the war. -
Californians will vote on Proposition 4 in November. That measure would let state and local governments establish public campaign funds for candidates. -
Governor Gavin Newsom last week finished his final round of bill signings in his second term leading the state. -
Governor Gavin Newsom this week signed a bill aimed at making it easier for people in immigration custody, who are hospitalized, to stay in contact with family members. -
California has spent the last several years trying to get insurers to write more policies in wildfire-prone areas. -
The bill would have removed a rule that requires the state to consider the income and resources of immigrant sponsors when applying for the California Food Assistance Program.
