Gavin Newsom

Well, I think it’s an issue of fairness. I completely agree with you on that. It is an issue of fairness. It’s deeply unfair.

California is home to more than 500,000 fast-food workers who—for decades—have been fighting for higher wages and better working conditions.

In-person work makes us all stronger — period.

The United States Constitution leaves no room for any form of discrimination.… Today a barrier to justice has been removed.

The United States Constitution leaves no room for any form of discrimination.… Today a barrier to justice has been removed.

This process simply provides more transparency, which I think is important in this case.

There's no guarantee of outcome here.

We have been too permissive as it relates to encampments and tents. We need them cleaned up.

We are living in a new reality of extremes. Believe the science – and your own damn eyes: Mother Nature is changing the way we live and we must continue adapting to those changes.

No one in our nation should be without a place to call home. As we continue to support our communities in addressing homelessness, we expect fast results, not excuses.

The project is ready to 'finally' begin laying track.

We're starting this effort by more directly involving Californians in the LA firestorm response and recovery. As we recover, reimagine, and rebuild Los Angeles, we will do it together.

With this new initiative, the state will lead the nation in deliberative democracy, better ensuring decisions are centered on the people's voices.

California's comprehensive effort – utilizing effective and proven tools and strategies – have continually driven down crime rates and saved taxpayer money.

We are eternally grateful.

Make no mistake, Los Angeles will use this money wisely.

Los Angeles is one of the most economically productive places on the globe, but it can only rebound and flourish with support from the federal government as it recovers from this unprecedented disaster.

I support a full investigation at the state level.

The impacted communities have experienced widespread devastation and the total impact on California's economy will take years to fully qualify.

I'm asking Congress to have the back of the American people and provide disaster funding to help Californians recover and rebuild as soon as possible.

This is unconstitutional.

Following the recent LA fires, I am proposing $125 million in mortgage relief for homeowners who have been impacted by natural disasters since 2023 and are at risk of foreclosure.

As survivors heal from the trauma of recent disasters, the threat of foreclosure should be the last thing on their minds.

No state in America is closer to launching high-speed rail than California—and today, we just took a massive step forward.

From the majestic California redwood down to the delicate California quail, every organism matters here—and it's time we celebrated our less cuddly friends before they get too crabby.