Newsom vetoes bill establishing legalized heroin injection sites in California
San Francisco City Attorney David Chiu plans to move forward in allowing a non-profit to open up a heroin injection site despite the governor’s veto.
San Francisco City Attorney David Chiu plans to move forward in allowing a non-profit to open up a heroin injection site despite the governor’s veto.
“This is not just about California, this is about making an impact, and a dent, across the rest of the country,” Newsom said moments after signing the bill.
In 2020, Washington state legislators passed a law tying the state’s vehicle emissions standards to ones set in California, which announced this week that they will be ending the sale of gas-powered vehicles by 2035.
The Center for Disease Control has recommended to every state that they should classify ethnic minorities as critical and vulnerable groups in their vaccine distribution plans.
HHS sent letters raising concerns about CAIR’s alleged connections to the Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas.