Stephen Hobbs

The public denouncement was in response to accounts of federal authorities detaining people in recent days at immigration courts across the country.

The event was a fundraiser and part of an effort to expose more people to the American River Parkway.

The governor called for several changes to help address a $12 billion shortfall.

The decision came after the company requested an interim rate increase in February.

No child who appeared in a Sacramento immigration court Wednesday had a lawyer.

“I feel like I’m getting it double-sided,” one business owner said.

The projects were not included in a March vote to prevent a government shutdown.

The decision came in response to a challenge by a union that represents state workers.

SEIU Local 1000 may not defeat Gov. Newsom’s return-to-office order, but the union is using it to organize for future fights.

The company wants to increase rates by an average of 17% across the state.