Graphic with white and orange text on a blue background reading ‘Governor Newsom announces the commitment of over 160 institutions to extend mortgage relief for LA fire survivors,’ with a white California bear emblem below. Read more about Governor Newsom announces the commitment of over 160 lenders to extend mortgage relief for LA fire survivors

News Governor Newsom announces the commitment of over 160 lenders to extend mortgage relief for LA fire survivors What you need to know:  More than 160 lending institutions have now committed to supporting LA fire survivors who lost their homes in the devastating... Read MoreRead more about Governor Newsom announces the commitment of over 160 lenders to extend mortgage relief for LA fire survivors

Graphic with a blue background and white and orange text reading “Governor Newsom, Sacramento State, Meta advance major redevelopment in downtown Sacramento to create affordable housing for students,” with “to create affordable housing for students” in orange. Faint, blue-tinted city buildings and street scenery are visible behind the text, and a small white California bear icon sits centered below. Read more about Governor Newsom, Sacramento State, and Meta advance major redevelopment in downtown Sacramento to create affordable housing for students

News Governor Newsom, Sacramento State, and Meta advance major redevelopment in downtown Sacramento to create affordable housing for students What you need to know: Governor Newsom is announcing new affordable housing is underway for Sacramento State students and... Read MoreRead more about Governor Newsom, Sacramento State, and Meta advance major redevelopment in downtown Sacramento to create affordable housing for students

Governor Newsom with swept-back gray hair, wearing a navy suit, white shirt, and dark tie, speaks into a microphone at a black podium, resting one hand on its surface. A blue sign is attached to the podium, though its text is turned at an angle and not fully legible. Three people stand in the background and listen: a woman, Secretary of the Housing and Homelessness Agency Tomiquia Moss at left in a dark skirt, a blue-gray scarf, and red shoes; a man, San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie, in a navy suit and light blue tie; and a woman, Secretary of Health and Human Services Kim Johnson, with dark curly hair and glasses, dressed in black. Behind them are a California state flag and other flags at the right, a red velvet rope with brass stanchions at the left, a woven textile with geometric patterns, a bronze bust, and framed pictures on the walls. The floor is polished wood. Read more about Following 9% drop in unsheltered homelessness, Governor Newsom announces new investments to create more shelter and services — with stronger accountability

News Following 9% drop in unsheltered homelessness, Governor Newsom announces new investments to create more shelter and services — with stronger accountability What you need to know: California is driving the first statewide drop in unsheltered homelessness in over... Read MoreRead more about Following 9% drop in unsheltered homelessness, Governor Newsom announces new investments to create more shelter and services — with stronger accountability

Governor Newsom speaking at a wooden podium, with a large screen behind him displaying Governor Gavin Newsom, State of the State Address, Thursday, January 8, 2026. Read more about El Gobernador Newsom presenta su último discurso sobre el Estado del Estado, honrando al pasado de California y reafirmando un futuro más brillante para todos

News El Gobernador Newsom presenta su último discurso sobre el Estado del Estado, honrando al pasado de California y reafirmando un futuro más brillante para todos SACRAMENTO — Hoy, el Gobernador Gavin Newsom presentó su último discurso sobre el Estado del Estado ante... Read MoreRead more about El Gobernador Newsom presenta su último discurso sobre el Estado del Estado, honrando al pasado de California y reafirmando un futuro más brillante para todos

Text graphic on a blue background over a faded photo of people with belongings near boats and RVs, reading: California sees drop in unsheltered homelessness, bucking national trend. A white California bear symbol appears below the text. Read more about California sees drop in unsheltered homelessness, bucking national trend and federal headwinds

News California sees drop in unsheltered homelessness, bucking national trend and federal headwinds What you need to know: California’s homelessness plummeted in 2025 — with the largest drop in 15 years — according to preliminary data, due to Governor Newsom’s... Read MoreRead more about California sees drop in unsheltered homelessness, bucking national trend and federal headwinds