Sen. Patricia Bates (R-Laguna Niguel) has reintroduced legislation to update the interpretation of property “change of ownership” in Proposition 13 (People's Initiative to Limit Property Taxation of 1978.)
There's still a debate raging on whom to blame for the continued closures of schools in California. But as the conservative think-tank Freedom Foundation points out, a large part of the blame should go to school union organizations, according to RedState.
California State Sen. Brian Jones (R-38th District) calls out the "low-cost" California bullet train program that Democratic politicians entered into, as a debt building machine.
In another landmark move that transcended partisanship, both Republicans and Democrats lauded the approval of SB 87 by the California Legislature, awarding more than $2.6 billion in relief grants to small businesses and non-profit organizations.
Out of more than 200 amendments offered by Republicans that could be included in the America Rescue Plan, only two have been accepted. Republicans continue to fight and urge that the bill should not be partisan.
Prior to the scheduled vote on a bill to reopen schools, Assembly Member Kevin Kiley (R-Rocklin) remarked on Twitter, “the Assembly plans to vote on a fake school reopening bill.”
House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Bakersfield) criticized President Joe Biden’s “American Rescue Plan," which contains the stimulus budget for COVID-19 recovery.
A bill introduced by Republican State Sen. Melissa Melendez would protect California residents from being discriminated against based on political affiliation when they seek employment opportunities or housing.
Former President Donald Trump is set to deliver his first public speech since he stepped down as president at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) on Sunday, Feb. 28. Two Republicans have contrasting views if Trump should speak at CPAC.
Senate Bill 74, co-authored by State Sens. Andreas Borgeas (R–Fresno) and Anna Caballero (D–Salinas), received impressive support from the legislative body and restaurant organizations.
Reports from CapRadio point to Gov. Gavin Newsom awarding projects or contracts to companies that did not undergo the required bidding process, though most have contributed to his election campaign and ballot measure committee.
Congressman Darrell Issa (Calif., 50) gave his thoughts on the Gov. Newsom recall effort, President Trump’s impeachment trial, and the future of the Republican party during an interview at Fox News’ Justice with Judge Jeanine.
The Keep California Working Act (SB 74), which currently states that it will award grants to business owners ranging from $5,000 to $60,000, has received strong bipartisan support, with 36 Democrats and 27 Republicans co-sponsoring the bill.
California State Sen. Melissa Melendez of District 28 has introduced SCR5, a bill that could cease the state of emergency that has been declared by Gov. Gavin Newsom.