Newsom signs and vetoes bills in final year as California governor

Summarised from 2 outlets · 5 reports · Updated 2 Oct, 11:32 · Archive

Governor Gavin Newsom signed and vetoed his last bills as California governor, with 1,160 measures sent to him by state legislators.

Governor Gavin Newsom has signed and vetoed his final bills as California governor, with 1,160 measures sent to him by state legislators. Wednesday was the deadline for Newsom to act on the bills.

Newsom signed a package of bills to rebuff aspects of federal immigration enforcement in California. He also signed bills seeking to fast-track a San Diego stadium and housing project by providing environmental exemptions. However, he vetoed two bills from Los Angeles lawmakers that would have blocked federal immigration agents from state employment.

How it is being reported

• California colleges don’t have enough housing for students. Will these 4 new laws help?CalMatters · 2 Oct, 13:00
• Newsom signs bills providing environmental exemptions for San Diego stadium projectLos Angeles Times · 2 Oct, 02:07
• Newsom vetoes bills to block federal immigration agents from state employmentLos Angeles Times · 1 Oct, 23:39
• Get up to speed fast on Newsom’s last new laws and vetoesCalMatters · 1 Oct, 14:00
• What bills did Gavin Newsom sign into law — or veto — in his final year leading California?CalMatters · 1 Oct, 00:39

In this story: Gavin Newsom · California · San Diego · Los Angeles

This summary was written by AI from the headlines and standfirsts above, and states as fact only what at least two outlets report. How we use AI · Report a problem