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SAN DIEGO (KUSI) – Gov. Gavin Newsom visited San Diego Tuesday to unveil a $12 billion plan to tackle the state’s homelessness crisis — part of his proposed $100 billion California Comeback Plan. The investment is intended to provide 65,000 people with housing placements, more than 300,000 people with housing stability and create 46,000 new housing units. Newsom’s plan includes an expansion of Homekey  — a program that provided shelter from COVID-19 to 36,000 Californians and created 6,000 affordable housing units — and other similar strategies to get housing up and running quic...

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Print This is the May 10, 2021, edition of the Essential Politics newsletter. Like what you’re reading? Sign up to get it in your inbox three times a week. Emboldened by a substantial windfall of tax revenues and perhaps a desire to boost his liberal credentials in the face of a conservative-led effort to remove him from office, Gov. Gavin Newsom will roll out this week what his advisors say is a $100-billion “California Comeback Plan,” beginning with $8 billion in new cash payments to millions of the state’s residents and their families. Newsletter The latest news, analysis and insi...

The California Capitol building. SACRAMENTO, Calif. (CN) — California is so flush with cash thanks to overperforming tax collections and billions in federal Covid-19 aid, state officials are on the verge of doing the unthinkable: returning money to taxpayers and helping pay their bills. Locked in budget negotiations with lawmakers while simultaneously fighting to keep his job, Governor Gavin Newsom on Monday proposed $600 stimulus checks for most California taxpayers in what he calls the “biggest state tax rebate in American history.” To go along with direct cash payments, Newsom said t...

California governor proposes $100 billion recovery package Romy Varghese, Bloomberg FacebookTwitterEmail FILE - In this April 23, 2021, file photo, California Gov. Gavin Newsom speaks during a press conference in Big Sur, Calif. The state's population has become a political issue this year in light of the effort to recall Newsom, with Republicans blaming high taxes and the governor's policies for people fleeing the state.Nic Coury/AP California Gov. Gavin Newsom, D, plans a $100 billion economy recovery package, with the centerpiece a proposal to give $11.9 billion of direct cash payments to...