California: Governor Newsom statement on the passing of Wallis Annenberg
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~ Sacramento, California - On July 28, 2025, Governor Gavin Newsom released a statement on the passing of philanthropist Wallis Annenberg. The governor praised Annenberg as a visionary who believed in creating a kinder world and supporting the American right to pursue happiness.

Annenberg was known for her work on various societal issues such as medical research, economic development, and environmental protection. However, she also had a deep passion for helping people connect with each other and finding ways to improve their quality of life.

According to Governor Newsom, Annenberg believed in the power of community and supporting individuals who could make a positive impact. She recognized that money could only go so far and it was ultimately people who would make all the difference.

The governor expressed his gratitude for Annenberg's contributions to California, stating that the state is better off because of her enormous heart and generosity. He also acknowledged that her legacy will live on through her family, the work she accomplished, and the people she empowered to create a better world.

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In other news, Governor Newsom announced appointments on July 25th including Paul Tupy as Director of the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control. Tupy has previously served as Deputy Division Chief at Headquarters at the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control.

Additionally, Governor Newsom met with leaders from the Texas State Legislature amid Republican efforts to gerrymander the state in order to keep President Trump in power without any Congressional oversight. The governor hosted these leaders in an effort to address this undemocratic action.

A new report also revealed that Cap-and-Invest dollars are making a positive impact on air quality in California's most polluted communities. With support from California's Cap-and-Invest Program (also known as Cap-and-Trade), 19 communities with high levels of air pollution are receiving funding for air protection efforts.

Governor Newsom continues to prioritize issues such as community support, environmental protection, and democratic values in his leadership of California. The passing of Wallis Annenberg serves as a reminder of the impact that one person can make in creating a better world for all.

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