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Amicus for Republican Members on Legislature Lawsuit Against TPA
Re: Legislature of the State of California et al. v. Weber, Case No. S281977Honorable Chief Justice Guerrero and Associate Justices:We, the undersigned duly elected representatives of the California State Legislature, submit this amicus letter to express our strong opposition to...
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Assemblyman Josh Hoover guest editorial: 2023 legislative recap: The good, the bad, and the ugly
The 2023 legislative session officially came to an end this month as the governor’s deadline to sign or veto bills passed on Oct. 14. In total, this legislative year saw 1,046 bills land on Governor Newsom’s desk and he signed...
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Letter to Governor on Gas Tax
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ARC Homelessness Letter 9.7.23
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Major Funding for Folsom’s “Johnny Cash Trail Art Experience” Approved in California Budget
SACRAMENTO - Today Assemblyman Josh Hoover (R-Folsom) announced the passage of a California budget bill that secured $425,000 to the City of Folsom Parks & Recreation Department for the Johnny Cash Trail Art Experience - Cash’s Pick No. 2. Folsom’s Johnny...
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Some CA politicians actually work with the other party instead of smearing it
Is your legislator working for you — or for his or her party?California voters may put politicians in office, but they only have to face voters every two or four years, while pressure from party forces is an everyday burden.It’s...
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Assembly Floor Approves Bill to Increase Access to Property Tax Exemption for Veterans
SACRAMENTO - Today Assemblyman Josh Hoover (R-Folsom) announced the passage of Assembly Bill 1361 (Hoover) from the Assembly Floor, a bill he authored to allow 100% permanent and disabled California veterans access to a property tax exemption prior to taking...
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Lawmakers: Is California homeless spending working?- CalMatters
The state has spent billions of dollars on homelessness in recent years. So why is the crisis getting worse instead of better?That’s what a bipartisan group of California legislators is trying to get to the bottom of by calling for...