California: Governor Newsom’s statement on the death of Riverside County Sheriff’s Deputy
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~ SACRAMENTO - On January 9, 2025, Governor Gavin Newsom expressed his condolences to the family, friends, and colleagues of Riverside County Sheriff's Office Deputy Timothy Corlew. The 40-year-old deputy passed away on January 8 as a result of an on-duty traffic collision.

In a statement released by the Governor's office, Newsom and his wife Jennifer extended their sympathies to Deputy Corlew's loved ones. They praised his dedication to protecting and serving the community, stating that he exemplified the best qualities of a public servant. The Governor also acknowledged Corlew's sacrifice and expressed gratitude for his service.

Deputy Corlew had been with the Riverside County Sheriff's Office for nine years. He is survived by his wife and two children. In honor of his passing, flags at the State Capitol and Capitol Annex Swing Space will be flown at half-staff.

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This tragic event highlights the dangers that law enforcement officers face every day while carrying out their duties. It serves as a reminder of their bravery and selflessness in protecting their communities.

In other recent news, California has been facing unprecedented wildfires in Los Angeles. Thanks to a strong partnership with the Biden-Harris Administration, the state's response has been bolstered with federal emergency funds and resources.

Governor Newsom announced that up to 140 water tanker trucks will be mobilized to support ongoing efforts against these fires. Additionally, more than 7,500 state personnel are currently working alongside local and federal partners to combat these historic wildfires.

The Governor emphasized that California is rapidly responding to these evolving emergencies and urged residents to stay informed and follow evacuation orders if necessary. He also expressed gratitude for the tireless efforts of all those involved in fighting these fires.

As California continues to face challenges such as wildfires and loss of dedicated public servants like Deputy Corlew, it is clear that strong partnerships between state and federal governments are crucial in ensuring a swift and effective response.

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