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~ Sacramento, CA - Governor Gavin Newsom has officially declared September 15 to October 15, 2024 as "Latino Heritage Month" in California. With a population of over 15 million Latinos, the state recognizes the significant contributions and impact of this community on its history, culture, and economy.
In a proclamation issued today, Governor Newsom highlighted the diverse roots of Latinos in California, including Indigenous communities from Latin America and Africa. He also acknowledged their leadership, service, sacrifices, and vision that continue to enrich all aspects of American life.
The governor emphasized the importance of diversity as a source of strength for the state and its belief that all communities should have equal opportunities to thrive. To support this belief, California has implemented various initiatives such as investing in universal transitional kindergarten and community schools, improving college access and affordability, building affordable housing, protecting workers' rights, and creating pathways for students and workers to succeed in their chosen careers.
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In addition to these efforts, the state is also working towards expanding access to healthcare for all residents regardless of immigration status. It is also committed to lowering the cost of lifesaving drugs and providing support for behavioral health care services.
Furthermore, California is leading the way towards a cleaner future by promoting clean energy sources and reducing pollution. The governor reaffirmed his commitment to making the "California Dream" a reality for everyone through inclusive policies that promote progress while pushing back against hate and injustice.
Governor Newsom's proclamation encourages Californians to recognize and celebrate the countless contributions of Latino communities throughout history. He urges everyone to continue honoring their legacy for generations to come.
The governor's proclamation was signed at an event held at the Holocaust Museum LA where he also signed legislation aimed at helping Holocaust survivors recover art stolen by Nazis. This event was attended by David Cassirer and other families of Holocaust survivors.
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In other news related to California's success stories, Inc. Magazine's annual rankings of the top 5,000 companies for revenue growth over the past three years included 672 California businesses. This number is nearly 200 more than the next closest state, showcasing the state's dominance in the business world.
However, amidst these achievements, Governor Newsom also addressed a concerning issue in Norwalk. The Department of Housing and Community Development has sent a Notice of Violation to the city for its unlawful ban on developing new homeless shelters and supportive housing sites. The governor has warned Norwalk to end this ban and take necessary steps to address homelessness in their community.
As California continues to make strides towards progress and inclusivity, Governor Newsom's proclamation serves as a reminder to recognize and celebrate the diverse communities that make up the state's rich heritage.
In a proclamation issued today, Governor Newsom highlighted the diverse roots of Latinos in California, including Indigenous communities from Latin America and Africa. He also acknowledged their leadership, service, sacrifices, and vision that continue to enrich all aspects of American life.
The governor emphasized the importance of diversity as a source of strength for the state and its belief that all communities should have equal opportunities to thrive. To support this belief, California has implemented various initiatives such as investing in universal transitional kindergarten and community schools, improving college access and affordability, building affordable housing, protecting workers' rights, and creating pathways for students and workers to succeed in their chosen careers.
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In addition to these efforts, the state is also working towards expanding access to healthcare for all residents regardless of immigration status. It is also committed to lowering the cost of lifesaving drugs and providing support for behavioral health care services.
Furthermore, California is leading the way towards a cleaner future by promoting clean energy sources and reducing pollution. The governor reaffirmed his commitment to making the "California Dream" a reality for everyone through inclusive policies that promote progress while pushing back against hate and injustice.
Governor Newsom's proclamation encourages Californians to recognize and celebrate the countless contributions of Latino communities throughout history. He urges everyone to continue honoring their legacy for generations to come.
The governor's proclamation was signed at an event held at the Holocaust Museum LA where he also signed legislation aimed at helping Holocaust survivors recover art stolen by Nazis. This event was attended by David Cassirer and other families of Holocaust survivors.
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In other news related to California's success stories, Inc. Magazine's annual rankings of the top 5,000 companies for revenue growth over the past three years included 672 California businesses. This number is nearly 200 more than the next closest state, showcasing the state's dominance in the business world.
However, amidst these achievements, Governor Newsom also addressed a concerning issue in Norwalk. The Department of Housing and Community Development has sent a Notice of Violation to the city for its unlawful ban on developing new homeless shelters and supportive housing sites. The governor has warned Norwalk to end this ban and take necessary steps to address homelessness in their community.
As California continues to make strides towards progress and inclusivity, Governor Newsom's proclamation serves as a reminder to recognize and celebrate the diverse communities that make up the state's rich heritage.
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