BILLION DOLLAR LOSS: A new report has found that the economic impact of the federal government’s mass deportations in California could result in a loss of more than $278 billion for the Golden State. kion546.com/news/2025/06/1…

HISTORIC UNITY SUPPORTING OUR IMMIGRANT COMMUNITIES!⚖️ Over 100 leaders from Monterey, San Benito and Santa Cruz Counties came together to support our immigrant communities throughout the Monterey Bay region and across California. Thank you to all our dedicated leaders who united

KSBW: Top story Wednesday was on a historic effort of over 100 community leaders from across 3 counties, including all 3 county sheriffs, to support our local immigrant communities, families and workers and those across California. We value immigrants’ significant contributions

Without proper funding, Prop 36 will fail. The goals of treatment and public safety depend on sustained investments that match what voters expect. #caleg

FROM LOS TIGRES DEL NORTE’S OWN WORDS ON BEING HONORED IN MONTEREY COUNTY THIS MONTH!🐅🇲🇽🇺🇸 #REPOST • Los Tigres Del Norte El 10 de junio ha sido proclamado como el Día de Los Tigres del Norte en el Condado de Monterey! 🐯🏛️ Un honor que celebra nuestra historia y el lazo profundo

In October 2023, I signed AB 436, ending a 40-year ban on lowrider cruising — a proud cultural and artistic tradition of Mexican Americans in California. Today, on California Lowrider Holiday, we're taking it "low and slow" to celebrate this defining part of the Golden State.

Prop 36 creates new demands across systems. To meet them, California needs consistent, flexible funding — no exceptions or delays. #CAleg

While our sons serve our nation with honor, our nation dishonors their families and communities!🇺🇸 latimes.com/california/sto…

The San Diego Union Tribune highlights CSAC's AT HOME Pilot in a story that examines how critical it is for governments to work together on homelessness. sandiegouniontribune.com/2025/06/23/an-… h/t Blake Nelson, The San Diego Union-Tribune AT HOME is the only credible, comprehensive framework to address the

New Latino Elected Officials organization launching soon in the Monterey Bay region

The headline says it all… kqed.org/news/12045673/…

KQED: Newsom Slashes Funding for Homelessness in State Budget, Leaving Cities Scrambling kqed.org/news/12045673/…

Renewing the $1 billion in HHAP funding would be less than a third of a percent of the #cabudget. 0.3% of $321 billion. Surely, for what Californians have declared to be their “most pressing issue,” that’s not an unreasonable ask. politico.com/news/2025/04/1…

BUT NOT A CENT IN THE STATE BUDGET TO ADDRESS OUR HOMELESSNESS FOR THE NEXT FISCAL YEAR! California’s frustration with homelessness is boiling over, poll finds California State Association of Counties® politico.com/news/2025/04/1…

L.A. Chamber of Commerce leader says raids, protests and tariffs are bad for business latimes.com/business/story…

California can’t afford to backtrack on homelessness. Zero new dollars and slashing HHAP in half will unravel years of progress made by cities and counties. Cal Cities and California State Association of Counties® urge @CAGovernor and #CALeg to renew the $1B in HHAP funding in the #CABudget.

Homelessness remains the top concern for Californians. Counties and cities are doing our part — but we can’t do it alone. Renewing the full $1B in HHAP is essential to protect progress and meet the urgency Californians expect. #CABudget California State Association of Counties® League of California Cities

A STATE CANNOT THROW IT HANDS IN THE AIR AND SURRENDER TO THE HOMELESSNESS CRISIS. THEY HAVE AN OBLIGATION TO KEEP ITS PROMISE TO CONTINUE FUNDING STRATEGIES AND SOLUTIONS TO TACKLE THE EMERGENCY IN FRONT OF US! California State Association of Counties® #REPOST Homelessness remains the top concern for

Sacramento legislators more than double the film tax credits, but not a dime for homelessness. Then they wonder why the crisis gets worse! California State Association of Counties® League of California Cities variety.com/2025/film/news…

CSAC CEO Graham Knaus issues the following statement on Prop 36 funding in the state budget deal: "Voters overwhelmingly approved Prop 36, and now it's the law of the land. This budget deal forces counties to implement Prop 36 for pennies on the dollar. Californians deserve