The May Revise: Two Big Questions Overshadow Newsom Spending Plan
 

Right by the Bay | Tim Anaya
May 17, 2022

On Friday, Gov. Gavin Newsom released the “May Revise” of his 2022-23 state budget plan, officially kicking off the race to pass a balanced budget before the June 15^th constitutional deadline.  There were two major questions for Newsom as he released his revised budget plan.

First, when are we going to get our gas tax rebate?
 

Lance Izumi Joins Craig Roberts on Life!Line to Discuss California Woke Math Curriculum

Life!Line with Craig Roberts | Lance Izumi
May 17, 2022

Lance Izumi joins Craig Roberts on Life!Line to discuss his book The Homeschool Boom and California’s decision to change the state’s math curriculum to better promote proper socio-political outcomes:
 

Violent Repercussions from Prop. 57 and Persisting Prison Overcrowding
 

Right by the Bay | Emily Humpal
May 13, 2022

California voters recently voiced in a UC Berkeley poll released April 14, 2022, that crime is one of the top three issues needed to be addressed in the state.

From organized looting to early release of violent criminals, the problem has grown exponentially, pressing Democrats – who normally find themselves promoting criminal justice reform efforts – to take a hard look at the repercussions of the amounting soft-on-crime legislation over the years, including Proposition 57.


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California, Sunny With a Near-100% Chance of Blackouts
 

Right by the Bay | Kerry Jackson
May 18, 2022

In Gov. Gavin Newsom’s revised budget released last week, he asked for $5 billion to shore up the state’s electrical grid, calling energy reliability “an endless struggle” in California. And endless will it ever be as long as policymakers continue to pursue, with zero flexibility, an all-green energy portfolio by 2045.


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