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Most of their 2019 income came from assets held in a blind trust, where Newsom moved his ownership stake in the Plumpjack wine and hospitality businesses after he was elected governor in 2018. The couple also took in $140,000 from renting out their home in Marin County, which Zillow describes as a “spectacular mid-century modern” house designed by a renowned architect, with 5 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms and views of San Francisco Bay. The Newsoms claimed they lost money as landlords because the house depreciated more than $277,000. Asked how that’s possible when Zillow currently estimates th...

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Updated May 17, 2021 10:16 pm SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California Gov. Gavin Newsom and his wife made $1.7 million in 2019 during his first year as governor, about half a million dollars more than they earned the year before, according to tax returns his campaign released Monday. The Newsoms paid roughly $712,000 in federal and state taxes. Their income gain came primarily from Newsom’s winery and restaurant businesses that he put in a blind trust when he became governor. The returns don’t name each individual business, making it impossible to know which ones gained and lost money. Th...

Newsom’s income went up nearly half a million dollars in 1st year as California governor By Kathleen Ronayne California Governor Gavin Newsom California Gov. Gavin Newsom and his wife made $1.7 million in 2019 during his first year as governor, about half a million dollars more than they earned the year before, according to tax returns his campaign released Monday. The Newsoms paid roughly $712,000 in federal and state taxes. Their income gain came primarily from Newsom’s winery and restaurant businesses that he put in a blind trust when he became governor. The returns don’t name ea...

Contact CU Independent News Staff Writer Ayako Itoi at ayako.itoi@colorado.edu. The Women’s Resource Center and Cultural Unity and Engagement Center held the first of three film screenings of the movie “The Mask You Live In” on Wednesday, March 2, at the University of Colorado. The screening encourages the promotion of freedom of gender expression, illustrating the untold story of young men in the United States searching for their true selves while intermittently suffering under the expectations of our country’s concept of masculinity. “The Mask You Live In” was created ...