Gov. Gavin Newsom will seek to regulate pharmaceutical middlemen that he blames for driving up prescription drug costs in California, eight months after vetoing a similar bill.

California is projecting a $16 billion loss in state revenue tied to President Donald Trump’s tariffs, according to a memo from Gov. Gavin Newsom’s office obtained ahead of his revised budget release Wednesday.

Newsom wrote a letter to the city and expressed disappointment with their decision to reject allocating a single dollar and write a letter of support to secure $267,000 for We Care.

The California sovernor said tariffs "punish families" and "risk ending America's run as the world's greatest economy."

The governor said Tuesday that he will propose expanding the California Department of Health Services’ ability to buy brand-name and generic drugs like mifepristone.

Gavin Newsom didn't expect to be reckoning with another health care crisis.In March, as President Trump and congressional Republicans escalated a nationwide debate over whether to slash health care for poor and disabled Americans,

The governor releases a revised budget in May each year after tax collections are received and a clearer fiscal picture appears.

Can state workers communicate a complex political message about Gavin Newsom’s return-to-office order to those stuck in I-80 traffic?