California Assembly Republican Caucus
Legislation introduced to hold arsonists accountable as California battles record-breaking wildfires and devastating losses. SACRAMENTO – Amid California’s relentless wildfire crisis, Assemblywomen Heather Hadwick (R-Modoc) and Kate Sanchez (R-Temecula) have introduced bold legislation to crack down on arsonists with tougher penalties for those who ignite…
SACRAMENTO – Today, Assembly Republicans introduced a proposal for $1 billion in additional fire prevention funding. This was introduced as an amendment to the existing budget proposal that is only focused on aid to Los Angeles – but provides nothing…
SACRAMENTO – Today, Legislative Republicans applauded the news that wildfire relief and prevention legislation will be considered in a special session of the Legislature and repeated their call for swift action to address the wildfire and insurance crises facing California.…
Governor Newsom’s latest budget doubles down on the same failed policies that have plagued California for years, leaving families to face record homelessness, skyrocketing energy and housing costs, and one of the highest unemployment rates in the nation. Despite his…
SACRAMENTO – Today, as Gov. Gavin Newsom visits Colusa County for his “Jobs First” tour to brag about the Sites Reservoir and Delta tunnel project (neither of which have created many jobs), Assembly Republican Leader James Gallagher (Yuba City) blasted…
SACRAMENTO – Today, Assembly Republican Leader James Gallagher (Yuba City) issued the following statement in response to the Legislative Analyst’s Office report on the state’s fiscal outlook, which projects a $2 billion defict for the upcoming fiscal year, with shortfalls growing dramatically until at…
History repeats itself – and so do Newsom’s failures. Just a few months ago, a scathing audit revealed the Newsom administration spent $24 billion on homelessness without knowing if it worked. Now, a CBS News investigation found that the state…
We are nearly one month into the “Special Session” of the State Legislature, and no meaningful action has been taken to actually reduce your gas prices. In fact, the Democrats just voted on a bill that independent analysis shows may…
In case you missed it, the State Assembly is currently in a “Special Session” to address the cause of high gas prices. California Assembly Republicans have introduced several bills that independent analysis shows would reduce your gas prices. These are…
We’ve got good news and bad news. First, the good: After four months, lawmakers finally received a response from air regulators to their questions about the cost to drivers of Newsom’s climate mandates. The bad news: The response, large portions…