Former San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer – the leading candidate to recall Gavin Newsom – released the following statement in response to a CapRadio News report showing Newsom egregiously misled the public about his wildfire prevention efforts: “Fire season is fast approaching, and Gavin Newsom has left us woefully unprepared …continue reading
Leading California gubernatorial candidate Kevin Faulconer’s campaign issued the following statement regarding the Department of Finance’s initial report indicating the election to recall Governor Gavin Newsom will cost California’s counties a total of $215 million. “This recall will cost a fraction of the $30 billion in EDD fraud Gavin Newsom …continue reading
Harmeet Dhillon Comments on Recall of Governor Newsom Qualifying RNC National Committeewoman for California and civil rights attorney Harmeet K. Dhillon issued this statement in reaction to the recall of California Governor Gavin Newsom qualifying for the ballot. “Tested by the fire of a major crisis over the past year, …continue reading
Former San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer – the leading candidate to recall Gavin Newsom – released the following statement in response to news that California will lose a congressional seat as a result of the 2020 Census: “Gavin Newsom’s policies have been an assault on affordability and livability for families …continue reading
Former San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer – the leading candidate to recall Gavin Newsom – joined Chef Andrew Gruel at his Slapfish restaurant in Huntington Beach to unveil Save California Restaurants plan for California dining establishments impacted by the COVID-19 crisis. “At the start of the pandemic, our state led …continue reading
Top Ten Stories for April 11 through April 17 include real estate fraud, a book sale, and returning Summer Concerts. Top Ten Stories for April 11 through April 17 are the most-read stories at Orange County Breeze over the last week (excluding weather forecasts and events): Torrance man and his …continue reading
Former San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer – the leading recall candidate – released the following statement joining State Senator Andreas Borgeas, California state legislators and Central Valley agricultural leaders in calling on Gavin Newsom to declare a state of emergency for California’s drought: “It’s clear that California has entered another …continue reading
Former San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer – the leading candidate to recall Gavin Newsom – released the following statement in response to Newsom’s announcement: “Gavin Newsom’s unscientific COVID-19 restrictions have led to crippling job losses, countless businesses closing their doors permanently, and students across this state losing an entire year …continue reading
Former San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer – the leading candidate to recall Gavin Newsom – has launched a new website to highlight the stories of Californians who have struggled with the state’s crisis-plagued Employment Development Department (EDD). Visit the website at: www.eddreform.com In Bakersfield, Faulconer was joined by Assemblymember Vince …continue reading
In the wake of reports that California is dead last among all 50 states for school reopenings, former San Diego Mayor and leading California recall candidate Kevin Faulconer released the following statement: “After all of Gavin Newsom’s empty words and false promises on reopening schools, California is now dead last …continue reading
With California’s Employment Development Department (EDD) in complete disarray, former San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer – the leading candidate to recall Gavin Newsom – unveiled a proposal based on his experience as mayor to reform the department and its broken unemployment system. “When Californians call for help, Gavin Newsom leaves …continue reading
Former San Diego Mayor and California’s leading Republican gubernatorial candidate, Kevin Faulconer, issued the following statement in reaction to video that surfaced of the Oakley, Calif. school board insulting parents who wanted their schools to reopen. “I have two kids in public schools, and I’m appalled to hear education administrators …continue reading
The day after the San Francisco school district delayed a vote on reopening classrooms to instead continue discussing the renaming of 44 schools, former mayor Kevin Faulconer stood in front of Abraham Lincoln High School to urge the safe return of students to classrooms across the state. The former mayor …continue reading