California Assembly Republican Caucus
Public safety measure left unfunded despite backing from every county in California. SACRAMENTO — Governor Gavin Newsom’s May budget revision proposes zero dollars for Proposition 36. Assembly Republicans held a press conference today demanding that change. Prop. 36 passed with…
Democrats Had the Chance to Help. They Voted No. SACRAMENTO — During #CostOfLivingWeek, Assembly Republicans took the fight to the floor, demanding action on a slate of bills to cut costs for California families. The Sacramento Bee made it clear:…
Democrats stalled. Republicans are taking the lead on real solutions. SACRAMENTO — Assembly Republicans today launched Cost of Living Week to expose the failed policies driving up prices across California and to demand action that delivers real relief for working…
Newsom admits it’s unfair. Democrats killed the fix. Republicans are done waiting. SACRAMENTO — Assembly Republican Leader James Gallagher (East Nicolaus) amplified President Trump’s call to defend fairness in women’s athletics, responding to California’s continued refusal to act: “President Trump…
SACRAMENTO — Assembly Republican Leader James Gallagher (East Nicolaus) issued the following statement after the U.S. Senate voted to block California’s ban on gas-powered vehicles: “The Senate just staged an intervention. Let’s be honest, California needed it,” said Gallagher. “Newsom’s…
AB 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.…
Newsom 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…
SACRAMENTO — 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…
SACRAMENTO — 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…
Refuse to make it a felony to buy a 16- or 17-year-old for sex SACRAMENTO — Assembly Democrat leadership had one job today. Protect kids. They failed. Instead of passing a straightforward felony penalty for buying 16- and…