State Rep. Josh Hoover (R-Calif.)
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Assemblyman Hoover introduces bill to increase penalties for looting
Assemblyman Josh Hoover has introduced new legislation aimed at increasing penalties for looting offenses.
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Assemblyman Hoover names Clutch small business of the year for district
Today, Assemblyman Josh Hoover announced Clutch as the 2024 Small Business of the Year for the 7th Assembly District.
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Governor Newsom vetoes bill on homelessness spending accountability
Assemblyman Josh Hoover expressed disappointment after Governor Gavin Newsom vetoed Assembly Bill 2903, which aimed to improve accountability in homelessness spending.
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Hoover criticizes Capitol Annex Project for lack of transparency
Today, Assemblyman Josh Hoover from Folsom addressed concerns about the Capitol Annex Project's recent decision to send stonework to Italy.
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Assemblyman urges governor Newsom to sign bill for improved homelessness spending accountability
On Saturday, Assemblyman Josh Hoover (R-Folsom) announced the legislative passage of Assembly Bill 2903.
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California Senate committee approves bill limiting smartphone use in schools
The Senate Education Committee has unanimously approved a bill aimed at limiting smartphone use in California schools.
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Audit approved on return-to-office mandate for California state workers
Assemblyman Josh Hoover (R-Folsom) has announced the unanimous approval of his proposed audit concerning the recent return-to-office (RTO) mandate for state workers. The Joint Legislative Audit Committee passed the audit request with a 13-0 vote. The audit will examine the rationale, timing, legality, and costs linked to the decision to revoke telework privileges for state employees.
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Statement from Assemblyman Josh Hoover on Oversight Hearing Outcomes Regarding Homelessness Crisis
Assemblyman Josh Hoover (R-Folsom) expressed his concerns after an oversight hearing on homelessness in Assembly Budget Subcommittee 7. Hoover criticized the lack of accountability in California's use of $24 billion in taxpayer money for homelessness programs. He emphasized the need for more transparency and data collection.
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Assemblyman Hoover Announces Sacramento Splash as the 7th Assembly District’s Nonprofit of the Year for 2024
Assemblyman Josh Hoover proudly announced this week that Sacramento Splash has been honored as the 2024 Nonprofit of the Year for Assembly District 7. Comprising a dedicated team of nature enthusiasts, scientists, and educators, Sacramento Splash works tirelessly to ensure that every child has the opportunity to forge a profound connection with the natural world.
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Legislation Promoting Transparency in Homelessness Spending Passes Housing Committee
Legislation to Increase Transparency and Accountability Over Homelessness Spending Clears Housing Committee
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Assemblyman Hoover Announces New Legislation to Increase Transparency over Homelessness Spending
Assemblyman Josh Hoover (R-Folsom) has introduced Assembly Bill 2903, which aims to enhance transparency in state-run homelessness programs. The bill requires these programs to annually report cost and outcome data to the California Interagency Council on Homelessness (ICH) and mandates the ICH to establish uniform data collection procedures and public reporting.
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Headline: Assemblyman Hoover Criticizes Governor Newsom's State Employee Office Return Mandate
Assemblyman Josh Hoover (R-Folsom) criticized Governor Newsom's decision to mandate a return to the office for state employees by June 17, 2024. Hoover stated, "Governor Newsom’s decision to force state employees back to the office is harmful and counterproductive." He urged the Governor to reconsider the mandate, highlighting the benefits of telework and its positive impact on the environment and budget.
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Neutral Reporting on State Audit Reveals Ineffectiveness of Homelessness Spending
Assemblyman Josh Hoover Announces Release of Bipartisan Audit of Homelessness Spending
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Assembly Education Committee Unanimously Passes Bipartisan Bill to Limit Smartphone Use in Schools
The Assembly Education Committee unanimously passed a bill to limit smartphone use in schools authored by Assemblymembers Josh Hoover and Al Muratsuchi. AB 3216 aims to require California school districts to adopt a policy by July 1, 2026, restricting smartphone use during the school day. The bill was approved with a unanimous 7-0 vote.
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Assemblymembers Hoover and Patterson Introduce “Beyond Housing” Measure to Address Homelessness
Assemblymembers Hoover and Patterson Introduce “Beyond Housing” Measure to Address Homelessness
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Hoover Recognizes Sheri Merrick as 2024 Woman of the Year
Assemblyman Hoover Announces Sheri Merrick as the 7th Assembly District’s Woman of the Year for 2024
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Assemblyman Hoover Responds to Governor Newsom's State Budget Proposal
Assemblyman Hoover Responds to the Governor’s State Budget Announcement