California Assembly Republican Caucus

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Assembly Passes Child Protection Bill After Key Felony Fix Restored
May 15, 2025AB 379 clears Assembly with bipartisan support after push from Republicans and survivor advocates. SACRAMENTO — The California State Assembly today passed AB 379, legislation that would make it a felony for adults to solicit sex from 16- and 17-year-olds. The...
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Leader Gallagher Rips Newsom Budget “Biggest Load of Crap I’ve Ever Seen”
May 14, 2025Newsom wants a scapegoat. The Legislative Analyst’s Office warned him. The crisis is his. SACRAMENTO — Assembly Republican Leader James Gallagher (East Nicolaus) responded today to Governor Gavin Newsom’s May Revision of the 2025-26 state budget. California is now facing a...
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ICYMI – San Francisco Chronicle: Gavin Newsom’s New Homeless Encampment Plan Is Just Cheap PR
May 13, 2025SACRAMENTO — Gavin Newsom rolled out his latest plan on homelessness. His old hometown newspaper didn’t even pretend to take it seriously. Emily Hoeven of the San Francisco Chronicle called it what it is: a rerun. No new ideas. No binding...
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Assembly Republicans Secure Victory to Protect Kids as Democrats Reverse Course on AB 379
May 6, 2025SACRAMENTO — After weeks of public outcry and sustained pressure from Assembly Republicans, Democratic leaders announced they will reverse course on AB 379 and restore automatic felony charges for adults who solicit sex from 16- and 17-year-olds.Assembly Republican Leader James...
In the News
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- California Governor Outlines $12 Billion Deficit and Freeze on Immigrant Health Program Access
- Judge Backs State Farm’s 17% Emergency Rate Hike for Homeowners
- Has the California Dream Become a Mirage?
- Newsom Promised Universal Health Care. He Didn’t Expect It to Be So Expensive.
- Assembly Passes Bill to Fine Social Media Companies
- Insurance Commissioner Signals Possible Probe Into State Farm’s Handling of L.A. Wildfire Claims
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