Anabel Sosa
Senior California Politics Reporter at SFGate
sr california politics for @SFGATE [email protected]
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kcra.com | Anabel Sosa
HILL TONIGHT. THE SENATE CONTINUES TO COMB THROUGH PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP’S SO-CALLED BIG BEAUTIFUL BILL. THE LATEST VERSION COULD SELL OFF 258 MILLION ACRES OF PUBLIC LAND ACROSS THE WESTERN U.S. TO RAISE BILLIONS FOR THE GOVERNMENT, AND THAT INCLUDES PARTS OF THE FOOTHILLS AND LAND AROUND TAHOE AND YOSEMITE. IN KCRA 3’S, KURTIS MINK IS LOOKING INTO THE PROPOSAL, AND THE AREA IMPACTED. YEAH, THE GOVERNMENT TRYING TO SLASH SPENDING AND IN THIS CASE, RAISE MONEY.
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sacbee.com | Anabel Sosa
As the Senate continues to comb through the Big Beautiful Bill, 258 million acres of public land across the western U.S., including large swaths of California, could soon be eligible for sale. A map published by the Wilderness Society, a nonprofit land conservation organization, reveals which parcels of land across 11 states would be up for grabs, in accordance with the land sale proposal detailed by Sen.
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sfgate.com | Anabel Sosa
As the Senate continues to comb through the Big Beautiful Bill, 258 million acres of public land across the western U.S., including large swaths of California, could soon be eligible for sale. A map published by the Wilderness Society, a nonprofit land conservation organization, reveals which parcels of land across 11 states would be up for grabs, in accordance with the land sale proposal detailed by Sen.
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sacbee.com | Anabel Sosa
In a massive blow to lovers of the outdoors, a program that has provided thousands of state park passes to library card holders for free is set to be slashed next year in an effort to balance the state's $12 billion deficit. Last week, the California Legislature approved a preliminary $325 billion spending plan - but wound up making numerous cuts along the way, including the beloved library program. Gov.
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sfgate.com | Anabel Sosa
In a massive blow to lovers of the outdoors, a program that has provided thousands of state park passes to library card holders for free is set to be slashed next year in an effort to balance the state’s $12 billion deficit. Gov. Gavin Newsom has repeatedly blamed tariffs imposed by the Donald Trump administration for threatening California’s economic health, necessitating cuts across the board.
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