California: Governor, First Partner statement on the passing of Robert Redford
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~ Sacramento, California - On September 16, 2025, Governor Gavin Newsom and First Partner Jennifer Siebel Newsom released a statement mourning the passing of renowned actor and California Hall of Famer, Robert Redford.

The statement described Redford as one of the foremost actors of his generation and a champion of modern cinema and independent film. He was also praised for being a deeply good man who understood the complexities of life and found beauty in the small details.

Redford's care for the environment was highlighted, as well as his work with the Sundance Institute where he nurtured new talent and fresh voices in the film industry. The statement also acknowledged Redford's California roots, describing him as a man of boundless creativity and great empathy.

While his passing is deeply felt, Governor Newsom and First Partner Jennifer Siebel Newsom believe that Redford's legacy will live on through all those he touched and inspired.

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In other news, Governor Newsom launched a new statewide service effort on September 16th to support the well-being of young men. The California Men's Service Challenge aims to inspire service, leadership, and community engagement by calling on 10,000 men to step up.

This initiative comes after Governor Newsom's recent executive order supporting young men and boys. In partnership with California Volunteers, this effort hopes to create a pipeline of service for young men across the state.

On September 15th, it was announced that California-based productions dominated at the 77th Annual Emmy Awards. These productions included some that received Film and TV Tax Credits from the state. In total, they won 21 Emmy awards at the ceremony.

This success further solidifies California's position as a leader in television production. With its diverse landscapes and talented workforce, it continues to be a top destination for filmmakers.

As Governor Newsom continues to support initiatives that promote service and celebrate achievements in entertainment, it is clear that California remains at the forefront of progress and innovation.

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