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LOS ANGELES (AP) — California on Thursday launched a $185 million jobs program aimed at putting disadvantaged youth and young adults to work helping their communities while improving their prospects for future success.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom issued a proclamation extending the drought emergency statewide following the state's second-driest year on record.
I have to believe we are on the side of the angels, ron kim and i and our families. he's done. brian: ron, do you think he thinks he is done. >> i believe he is politically con but knowing him he is probably thinking of some sort of a comeback plan and it's up to us to hold him accountable and expose the truth so he -- there is no way for him to come back into the public space. especially in he gets imimpeached. janice: i love you ron i love your family thank you. >> i love you too, janice. ainsley: god bless you both. brian: get through 1 more days of him. ainsley: 6:50 on the east coast. com...
Cranley's bid has been suspected for months. Now it's official.
Newsom says it will allow schools to reopen safely in the coming weeks as well as expand after-school programs and much more.