Newsom announced what he says is the largest state budget surplus in American history — but Democrats can't agree on how to get the money back in the hands of state residents.
Newsom announced what he says is the largest state budget surplus in American history — but Democrats can't agree on how to get the money back in the hands of state residents.
As folks struggle in Southern California — the state is raking in tax revenue — thanks to the richest Californians who managed to get even richer during the pandemic. "It's great but I don't know that it's enough. It's great that they're even thinking about us — but it's still not really enough," said Aragon."I'm getting calls into my office every day from people who can't pay their electric bill — who have to travel for work, who can't afford the gas in California," said GOP State Senator Brian Dahle, who is running for governor."We pay two dollars a gallon higher than other states. ...
"Concentration of wealth and success at the hands of a few that are enjoying abundance in historic and unprecedented ways," said Newsom.
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