Assemblywoman Hadwick Champions Rural California as Bills Pass the Assembly

All five of the bills now advance to the State Senate, where Representative Hadwick will continue advocating for rural equity, environmental stewardship and public safety. Read More »

Newsom Defunds Proposition 36 but Republicans Fight Back

Public safety measure left unfunded despite backing from every county in California. Read More »

Trump Prioritizes Consumer Choice and Economic Balance

President Trump signs resolutions to end Calif.'s gas car ban, Advanced Clean Trucks and the Low NOx (nitrogen oxides) requirement. Read More »

Latest Round of California Competes Tax Credit Announced

Calif. announces latest round of tax credits that will spur $87 million in private investment across the state. Read More »

Little Hoover Commission Urges Stronger Public-Philanthropic Partnerships

California should take concrete steps to institutionalize its relationships with philanthropic partners that help to fund key public-sector initiatives. Read More »

Tribe’s Vallejo Property Remains in Federal Trust

The Federal Court confirms Trust Status for Scotts Valley Tribe, and moves toward the final resolution. Read More »

Assemblyman Gonzalez to Newsom: Stop the Cuts

Capitol press conference calls out plan to slash In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) Program and put vulnerable Californians at risk. Read More »

Secretary Rollins Applauds Judge Stephen Vaden on His Senate Confirmation

Judge Vaden previously served as General Counsel to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) during President Trump’s first term. Read More »

United States Supreme Court Declines Health Care Workers Case

In the petition for writ of certiorari, Liberty Counsel sought to reverse both the district court’s and appeals court’s dismissal of the case based on mootness following Maine’s repeal of the mandate. Read More »

Obergefell “Marriage” Opinion Must Be Overturned

The United States Supreme Court abused their duty to interpret the Constitution and invented a so-called “right” to “same s*x marriage,” but there is one legal case that could challenge it. Read More »

Secretary Rollins Applauds Executive Action to Bolster Wildfire Response

United States Department of Agriculture, Department of the Interior brief President Trump on operational readiness ahead of wildfire and hurricane season. Read More »

Major Step Forward for the Resolution Copper Project

The final environmental impact statement and draft record of decision for the proposed Resolution Copper Mining Project has been posted. Read More »

Assemblyman Tom Lackey Blasts Reckless Budget

This budget makes their priorities crystal clear - and voters’ priorities are not among them. Read More »

Budget Plan Provision Exposed

DeMaio exposes Calif. Democract budget plan provision that cuts $11.2 billion in critical healthcare coverage to needy citizens while providing $12.1 billion in free healthcare for illegals. Read More »

LaMalfa Announces Grant Award for Redding Airport

The Federal Aviation Administration awarded $24,393,884 to rehabilitate the runway at Redding Regional Airport. Read More »

Make Agriculture Great Again Trade Wins

President Trump secures greater agriculture market access in Brazil, Thailand and Vietnam. Read More »

LaMalfa Celebrates Signing to Repeal California’s Vehicle Mandates Into Law

The signing marks the successful conclusion of a major legislative effort backed by LaMalfa in the House. Read More »

South Carolina Supreme Court Rules Abortion Ban Stays at Six Weeks

The court referred to when a heartbeat is detected, which medical data suggests 95 percent of unborn children are likely to reach live birth after the heartbeat is detected. Read More »

A Billion Dollars is Better Spent on Much Needed State Services than High-Speed Rail

Assemblywoman Alexandra Mecedo challenges the funding revisions for the California High-Speed Rail. Read More »

Cities Diverge on Flag Policies Years After Christian Flag Case

In Shurtleff, Boston illegally censored Christian viewpoints by denying flying the Christian flag in a public forum open to “all applicants". Read More »

Kern County Sheriff Donny Youngblood Endorses Bianco for Governor

He has been a strong voice for reforming state law to once again ensure public safety across California. Read More »

Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Recipient Receives Entry Back into U.S.

On March 26th, Jane Doe contacted Representative Thompson’s Washington, D.C. office to ask for help from the Congressman and his team. Read More »

LA Metro Appointed First-Ever Police Chief

Los Angeles Metro's first police chief tasked with establishing and leading a dedicated transit police force for the agency. Read More »

Glenn County Farmers Endorse Jamie Johansson for Assembly District 3

As Assemblymember, he pledges to put the needs of the North State first and to work to protect Northern California’s vital rural economy and agricultural heritage. Read More »

Christian Employers Filed Brief Supporting Termination of FTC Commissioners

Officers exercising executive power should be accountable to the president, constitutional freedoms advocate Christian Employers Alliance argues. Read More »

Governor Newsom Announced Upgrades to 21 State Fish Hatcheries

California continues to support and build its salmon and trout populations, with new upgrades to 21 trout and salmon hatcheries. Read More »

Rail Passengers Association President Statement on Reports of Mass Firings at Amtrak

Jim Mathews issued a statement in the wake of reports that Amtrak executives fired around 450 employees in response to pressure from the Trump Administration. Read More »

Over $618 Million to Support Another 458 Community Schools

The fourth and final round of community schools implementation grants—totaling more than $618 million—was unanimously approved. Read More »

PG&E Participated in First-Ever Autonomous Wildfire Suppression Demonstration in California

The demonstration took place in in the Silverwood region of the Mojave River Valley nestled next to the San Bernardino National Forest. Read More »

Maine Church Appealed Religious Discrimination Case

The church sought an injunction after University of Maine System rescinded the church’s winning bid for the Hutchinson Center building after outcry over its Christian beliefs. Read More »

Assemblywoman Hadwick Urged Congress to Save Head Start

At a Capitol conference, Hadwick emphasized the unique importance of Head Start to rural communities in Assembly District 1, where early learning and child care options are already limited. Read More »

HHS Recommended Counseling for Gender Confusion

The study analyzed 17 systematic reviews, known as an “umbrella review,” finding that studies purporting beneficial psychological effects of gender interventions were of “very low” quality. Read More »

Governor Newsom Recognized Fallen California Highway Patrol Officers

The Governor attended the annual ceremony, honoring the 232 fallen California Highway Patrol (CHP) officers since the Department’s establishment in 1929. Read More »

California Republican Party Launched Statewide Video Ad Campaign Targeting Democrats Who Shielded Predators

With a nod to pop culture references, the video underscores a simple, unmistakable truth: California Democrats are not like us. Read More »

U.S. Department of Agriculture Participates in Targeted Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Benefit Fraud

Operations conducted to target criminals engaged in defrauding American taxpayers by stealing Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits. Read More »