Donald Trump just promoted one of the most vile thugs to ever slither into the Oval Office. This is an insult to every American who voted for change on Tuesday. Stephen Miller cooked up the sadistic mass deportation regime that ripped apart families and trampled basic civil rights. Innocent people are dead because of him. Voters rejected his cruelty and extremism. This is sick.

California is dead serious about the security of tomorrow's midterm elections. If Trump tries to meddle with California's ballots, you can be sure as hell that we'll prosecute those who help him. Californians deserve a free and fair election, and that is exactly what we'll deliver.

Dolores Huerta represented the best of us. California — and the United States — would not be what we are today without her resolute spirit, her passion for justice and fairness, and her commitment to those overlooked and forgotten. Dolores' fight for gender equity, workers' rights, and civil rights paved the way for generations to come — teaching people what was possible with determination and heart. Her legacy lies not just in the accomplishments she achieved, but in the people who follow in her footsteps, take up the mantle, and keep creating a better world.

Had a fantastic time visiting @RocketLab's headquarters in Long Beach. California isn't just imagining the future of science and space exploration – we're engineering, manufacturing, and launching it right here in the Golden State.

This is a sad, desperate attempt by Trump to use his politicized Justice Department to try to suppress California voters just three weeks before Election Day. Courts have made clear the federal government has no role in running state elections. We will defend free and fair elections in the Golden State and call out every authoritarian attempt to undermine our democracy.

This Indigenous Peoples' Day, we honor and celebrate California Native people and all Indigenous people who now call California home. Together, these Californians form one of the world's largest and most diverse Indigenous populations — and are foundational to the strength that defines our state.

No one stands taller than when they bend down on one knee to lift someone else up. That’s what we need in this moment. More selfless service and commitment to one another for the common good.

California will forever mourn the lives stolen by terrorists on October 7, and the immense carnage that has followed in the years since. May all who call the region home know the peace, security, and healing every human being deserves.

Local climate action drives global progress. Proud to meet with leaders like @UNFCCC Executive Secretary @SimonStiell at #ClimateWeekNYC# to discuss #COP31# and the importance of having leaders from the U.S. in the fight against the climate crisis.

HUGE NEWS: Millions of California households are automatically getting an average $75 off their electric bills for August and September. Thanks to the California Climate Credit, $886M collected from polluters are going back into the pockets of families across the Golden State.

I'm declaring a state of emergency to mobilize state resources for a potentially historic El Niño winter in California. With higher risks of heavy rain, flooding, and mudslides over the next several months, we're launching a whole-of-government effort to protect Californians.

Everyone knew Trump’s Iran war would disrupt the Strait of Hormuz and skyrocket costs. So why did Energy @SecretaryWright do NOTHING to protect us? Americans are OWED answers about what the Trump Admin knew and why they failed to shield us from these predictable consequences.

NEW: @CAGovernor Gavin Newsom today launched “Made in California,” a new statewide labeling and marketing program to empower California manufacturers to capitalize on the state’s global reputation for quality. Whether the company makes surfboards or salsa, beer or biotech products, as long as it is substantially made in the Golden State, manufacturers big and small have the opportunity to add the valuable “Made in California” label to their products.

Through the California Fire and Rescue Mutual Aid System, Cal OES has coordinated the out-of-state response of more than 200 local fire agencies. Deploying a combined 2,921 firefighters and 172 fire engines and specialized equipment. Thank you to the firefighters, emergency managers, and support personnel who have answered the call to support our neighbors across the nation and the globe.

Here's a California public safety story you probably won't see on Fox News: Crime is way down. Homicide ⬇️ 18.6% Robbery ⬇️ 19.9% Property crime ⬇️ 14.3% Motor vehicle theft ⬇️ 25.8% Violent crime ⬇️ 10.2% California's crime is falling — and the data proves that point.

California just became the first state to connect people struggling with opioid addiction with immediate help and ongoing support. With CA Bridge Connect, Californians can text or call for treatment, clinic referrals, and care providers. Learn more ➡️

California is building a transportation system ready for the future — rolling out $2.7B in state and federal investments for 150+ projects to improve highway safety, strengthen infrastructure, and upgrade transit stations for the 2028 Olympics. California’s transportation investments since 2018 have created more than 800k good-paying jobs and will help protect Californians for generations to come.

Salsa. Surfboards. Beer. Biotech. We're launching a brand new “MADE IN CALIFORNIA" label for California products and manufacturers. With more small businesses and manufacturing than anywhere else in America, look for our proud label in stores near you — and buy Californian.

Our agencies are stepping up as part of the 3,372 California personnel that have deployed to support disaster response across the county and abroad since June. Nearly 300 California Conservation Corpsmembers and staff have deployed to six states across the west. CCC Corpsmembers work 16-hour shifts for up to 21 days straight at fire base camps, keeping firefighters supplied, fed and supported—from serving meals and moving supplies to rolling miles of used fire hose. In Tahoe, CCC/CAL FIRE firefighter crews have also respond across the California-Nevada border when needed, helping protect communities on both sides. Since June @CAL_FIRE has supported 12 wildfires across the west with nearly 600 personnel deployed including two Incident Management Teams to Washington and over 17 aircraft to support suppression efforts in Nevada. While California continues to support our neighbors in their time of need, these deployments have not impacted the state’s ability to respond to emergencies and protect communities at home.

When disaster strikes, our shared duty to one another shines through. Since June, California has proudly deployed 3,372 personnel and 258 pieces of equipment to support wildfire, flood, and earthquake response in 12 states and two countries.