California Gov. Gavin Newsom delivered his final State of the State address Thursday, live from the California Capitol in Sacramento. After thanking the assembly, he warned that democracy is at stake as he urged the state to push back against President Trump's "assault on our values," while also highlighting the state’s efforts to address homelessness and rising health care costs. Thursday's address was the first time since 2020 that Newsom held an in-person State of the State address in front o

41 lawsuits. A ballot initiative to stop election rigging. A West Coast health alliance. Real leadership on climate policy. California isn’t sitting back while Trump tries to destroy our nation and its reputation. | Gavin Newsom