- Legislation is being debated in Sacramento, California, with figures like Steve Padilla and Fred Han involved in the process.
- Gavin Newsom is leading the state through ongoing budget challenges with the assistance of the California legislature.
Gavin Newsom signed a budget to enable data sharing protocols.
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What happened
Gavin Newsom signed a budget to enable data sharing protocols.
Who's involved
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Gavin Newsom is leading the state through ongoing budget challenges with the assistance of the California legislature.Also in this story
- Bills were passed by the legislature authorizing increased security services for Governor Newsom and mandating public fee increases.
- Newsom's office announced a compromise deal regarding ongoing legislative issues, which Chen subsequently criticized.
- The California budget process has become opaque due to phantom revenues and political dominance, insulating the dominant party from accountability.
- Jesse Gabriel chaired the budget committee in Sacramento while Governor Newsom governs the state.
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Gavin Newsom
40th governor of California since 2019
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