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Californians to receive another $600 COVID relief check after Newsom signs state budget Published  Gov. Gavin Newsom introduces $100 billion state budge LOS ANGELES - During an event in El Sereno Tuesday, Gov. Gavin Newsom touted the states newly signed $100 billion ‘California Comeback Plan,’ hailing the budget package as one of the most ambitious in the nation. "Harnessing the largest surplus in state history, were making transformative investments across the board that will help bring a...

SACRAMENTO, Calif. /California Newswire/ — This week, California Governor Gavin Newsom signed SB 129, legislation that reflects the majority of the 2021-22 state budget agreement. This transformative budget includes the biggest economic recovery package in California’s history – a $100 billion California Comeback Plan. FILE PHOTO – CA Gov. Newsom The California Comeback Plan focuses on providing relief to those that need it most and major investments to address the state’s mo...

By City News Service Jul 14, 2021 EL SERENO (CNS) - In a raucous, campaign-like event in El Sereno, Gov. Gavin Newsom today touted the states newly signed $100 billion "California Comeback Plan," hailing the budget package as one of the most ambitious in the nation. "Harnessing the largest surplus in state history, were making transformative investments across the board that will help bring all our communities roaring back from the pandemic -- and pay dividends for generations to come," Newsom...

Governor Issues Statewide Drought Emergency Gianforte described the tinder-dry conditions, especially in eastern Montana. “Yesterday, I asked the USDA to make sure in their drought designations they include all of Montana,” said Gianforte. “This is really laying the groundwork for getting federal funds for assistance to our agricultural producers. Its been devastating to the producers, and its had an impact on our tourism industry, particularly as the rivers continue to drop, if we need t...

Governor Issues Statewide Drought Emergency Gianforte described the tinder-dry conditions, especially in eastern Montana. “Yesterday, I asked the USDA to make sure in their drought designations they include all of Montana,” said Gianforte. “This is really laying the groundwork for getting federal funds for assistance to our agricultural producers. Its been devastating to the producers, and its had an impact on our tourism industry, particularly as the rivers continue to drop, if we need t...

The governor's polls are looking better, and his opposition isn't getting traction.

Updated 1 hour ago NBC Universal, Inc. While vaccination numbers increased in San Diego County in May 2021, COVID-19 cases took a dip. The Pfizer vaccine became available to kids between the ages of 12-15, giving another boost to vaccination figures. Each day, we got closer to the countys wider reopening (we see you, June 15). Heres a day-by-day look back at what happened in San Diego County this month as the pandemic continued. COVID-19 Patients in San Diego County Download our NBC 7 mobile a...

The White House has said little about a fourth stimulus check. On May 4 during a press conference, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said "well see what members of Congress propose" when a reporter asked about another round of direct payments. Although the post-pandemic economic recovery is ongoing, theres currently no legislation in Congress supporting a fourth stimulus check. There arent even any specific stimulus-check guidelines on the table.  The most noteworthy economic effort in go...

Hollywood elite fight plans for homeless cabins in upmarket beach areas   Thousands of residents sign petition opposing plans to build emergency homeless shelters 23 May 2021 • 5:33pm A homeless man pushes his cart of belongings along the streets of downtown Los Angeles, California Credit: AFP Dating back to 1921, the Pacific Palisades has been home to intellectuals and Hollywood celebrities for decades.  Larry David, Ben Affleck and Arnold Schwarzenegger - who went on to become California...

HELENA, Mont. (AP) — The state is advertising for a business attractions manager, a job that will pay $125,000 a year to travel the country promoting Montana as good place