California: Governor Newsom proclaims Thanksgiving Day 2024
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~ Sacramento - On November 28, 2024, Governor Gavin Newsom declared Thanksgiving Day as a day of celebration and reflection for the people of California. The proclamation was issued to recognize the shared bonds of family, friendship, and community that enrich the lives of Californians.

In his proclamation, Governor Newsom expressed gratitude for the many blessings in the state and urged citizens to keep those facing hardship and uncertainty in their thoughts. He also highlighted the spirit of generosity and compassion that unites people from different backgrounds and encouraged everyone to come together to overcome challenges.

The Governor acknowledged the Native communities who have called California home since time immemorial and recognized their contributions to the state. He emphasized the importance of learning from their example of partnership, respect, and reciprocity in building a brighter future for all.

As families gather around loved ones during this holiday season, Governor Newsom called for a renewed commitment to one another and living out the enduring ideals of generosity, fellowship, and hope for all humankind.

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The proclamation was signed by Governor Newsom on November 27th with Shirley N. Weber, Ph.D., serving as Secretary of State. It was accompanied by a statement from the Governor's office announcing his decision to grant executive clemency to 19 individuals.

According to the California Constitution, the Governor has the authority to grant executive clemency in various forms such as pardons, commutations, or reprieves. The announcement comes as part of Governor Newsom's efforts towards criminal justice reform.

In addition to this news, Governor Newsom also announced appointments for various positions within his administration on November 27th. Erin Curtis was appointed as Executive Director at Strategic Growth Council while Rebecca Franklin was named Chief Deputy Director of California Housing Finance Agency.

These appointments reflect Governor Newsom's commitment towards building a diverse team that will work towards achieving his vision for California's future.

As Thanksgiving Day approaches in 2024, the people of California can look forward to a day of celebration and reflection, guided by the values of gratitude, generosity, and unity.

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