California Assembly Republican Caucus

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Assembly Democrats Kill Proposals to Save Girls’ Sports
April 1, 2025SACRAMENTO – Today, Democrats on the Assembly Arts, Entertainment, Sports, and Tourism Committee voted along party lines to kill AB 844 (Essayli) and AB 89 (Sanchez)—two bills introduced to protect the fairness and safety of female student-athletes. These proposals would have...
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Assembly Republicans Join Bluesky Because They’re Not Afraid of People Who Disagree With Them
March 27, 2025Democrats can run, but they can’t hide from being called out for their out-of-touch agenda. SACRAMENTO - Today, following Assembly Democrats’ announcement that nearly their entire caucus will no longer use the social media platform X, Assembly Republicans have launched an...
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ICYMI: Newsom’s Podcast Playbook Looks Like a Post-Office Payday
March 25, 2025Newsom’s distracted by his personal podcast brand, and the ethics behind it are getting harder to ignore. While California deals with real problems, Gavin Newsom is busy launching another vanity podcast to rehab his national image. But behind the mic? The setup...
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ICYMI - CNN CHYRON: “What in God’s name is going on?” — with Gavin Newsom
March 21, 2025While Californians face real crises, Newsom’s podcast rewrites history. Even CNN is asking the question:“What in God’s name is going on” — with Gavin Newsom? Their KFILE investigation just shredded Newsom’s latest attempt to rewrite his record, calling out how he’s...
In the News
- Policies, not greed, driving California’s sky-high gas prices, study finds
- Trump administration warns California will lose federal funds if trans athletes keep playing in girls’ sports
- Deregulation Dems: California lawmakers want to fast track housing development
- California high-speed rail project needs $7 billion by next summer
- Homelessness Spending Accountability
- If zero-emission cars cut gasoline sales and tax revenue, how will California replace them?
- New Bill Will Permanently Establish the California Wildfire Mitigation Program
- New fire maps increase hazard zones in L.A. and Southern California by 3.5 million acres
- Lawmakers and experts unite to discuss advanced solutions for growing wildfire threats
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