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CalVCB retweeted
Hate has no home in San Diego. We stand completely united with our Muslim neighbors against Islamophobia and this senseless act of violence.
My full statement:
CalVCB retweeted
Hate has no place in California.
To the San Diego Muslim community: we stand with you.
ALT Governor, First Partner statement on Islamic Center of San Diego shooting: May 18, 2026 “Jennifer and I are horrified by today's violent attack at the Islamic Center of San Diego, where families and children gather, and neighbors worship in peace and fellowship. Today, this community space was shattered by gunfire. “California sends our deepest condolences to the families and communities impacted by today’s shooting. “Worshippers anywhere should not have to fear for their lives. Hate has no place in California, and we will not tolerate acts of terror or intimidation against communities of faith. “Thank you to the brave law enforcement officers and first responders who acted swiftly to protect the children and worshippers. “To the San Diego Muslim community: California stands with you.”
CalVCB retweeted
.@SanDiegoPD has confirmed that there is no ongoing threat to the community.
Thank you to @SanDiegoPD, @SDFD, and all of our law enforcement partners who responded quickly to protect lives and secure the area.
The threat at the Islamic center has been neutralized.
Media staging has been established as the Northwest Corner of Lindbergh Park.
(4141 Ashford Street, SD, Ca, 92111)
#SDPDPIO
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As more details emerge about this horrific shooting, my heart is with the families of the victims and the entire Stockton community. No child should ever have their life taken from them.
I’ve ordered flags at the State Capitol to fly at half-staff to honor the children we mourn and stand with the community as it grieves.
CalVCB retweeted
What happened in Stockton is devastating. The Governor and I are profoundly heartbroken knowing that those lost were children and young people.
We’re holding Stockton, the families, and the entire community close to our hearts. 🙏
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Today, local authorities confirmed the victims of the Stockton shooting were just 8, 9, 14, and 21 years old — and that the attack was likely targeted. Our hearts break for their families and the entire Stockton community.
CalVCB retweeted
>>@CAGovernor Gavin Newsom has been briefed on the horrific shooting in Stockton.
The Governor’s Office of Emergency Services (@Cal_OES) is monitoring this evolving situation and coordinating with local law enforcement.
CalVCB retweeted
This September marks 175 years of California dreaming.
Throughout history, California has come together to learn from the challenges we've faced to create a stronger, more vibrant future.
It cannot be denied: the future happens here, first — together.
CalVCB retweeted
LAST DAY TODAY📢 Complete a Right of Entry (ROE) form to opt in or out of the government-run debris removal program at no cost. recovery.lacounty.gov
#LAStrong #Eaton #Palisades #LAFires
CalVCB retweeted
📢 🚛 To opt in for debris removal at no cost visit recovery.lacounty.gov or a Disaster Recovery Center (DRC).
DRC locations:
📍UCLA
➡️ 10850 West Pico Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90064
📍Altadena
➡️ 540 West Woodbury Rd., Altadena, CA 91001
CalVCB retweeted
⏰ April 15 is the deadline to opt-in for a Right of Entry form (ROE)
Opt-in today at CA.gov/LAfires or at a Disaster Recovery Center
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⏰ El 15 de abril es la fecha límite para inscribirse en el formulario de Derecho de Entrada (ROE por sus siglas en inglés).
Inscríbase hoy mismo en CA.gov/LAfires o en un Centro de Recuperación de Desastres.
CalVCB retweeted
Filling out a Right of Entry (ROE) form is an essential step in the debris removal process.
The deadline is April 15. Visit recovery.lacounty.gov to get started today.
CalVCB retweeted
🚨 Attention: Survivors of the @LACounty wildfires!
@fema's Individual Assistance Program can help with:
✅ Rental assistance & temporary housing
✅ Home repairs & personal property losses
✅ Assistance for costs not covered by insurance
Apply by March 31! Visit: wp.me/pd8T7h-11Ff
#LAFires #DisasterAssistance #LAStrong
CalVCB retweeted
🏠 Applied for FEMA assistance? Stay in touch! Update your info to avoid delays.
Visit 🔗 DisasterAssistance.gov or call 📞 800-621-3362 for help.
#FEMA #Recovery #LosAngelesCounty
CalVCB retweeted
I'm signing an executive order to expedite the rebuilding of critical utilities and communications infrastructure impacted by the January Los Angeles fires.
We are determined to rebuild Altadena, Malibu, and Pacific Palisades stronger and more resilient than before.
CalVCB retweeted
La fecha límite se encuentra a la vuelta de la esquina. No pierdas la oportunidad de aplicar para recibir ayuda de importantes programas de asistencia contra desastre.
Las aplicaciones y más información en la página: ca.gov/lafires
CalVCB retweeted
March 31, 2025 deadline is around the corner. Don’t miss out to apply for important disaster assistance programs.
Applications and more information at: ca.gov/lafires
CalVCB retweeted
📢Don’t miss out! March 31 is the deadline to opt-in to no-cost debris removal on a Right of Entry (ROE) form. Visit recovery.lacounty.gov
#RightofEntry #LAstrong #LArecovery #DebrisRemoval 🚛
CalVCB retweeted
In just the few short weeks since we launched Engaged California, more than 6,000 people have signed up to join the conversation.
Visit Engaged.CA.Gov to lend your voice on what we as policy makers can do to design programs that work for you.
CalVCB retweeted
WATCH to see how local organizations like the ones in the Altadena community are coming together after the wildfires.
At this event, local partners provided essential services and @USACEHQ helped survivors learn about the March 31, 2025 deadline for no-cost debris removal.
🔗 Property owners can find more information at recovery.lacounty.gov
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VEA cómo organizaciones locales como las de la comunidad de Altadena se unen tras los incendios forestales.
En este evento, colaboradores locales brindaron servicios esenciales y el @USACEHQ ayudó a los sobrevivientes a informarse sobre la fecha límite del 31 de marzo de 2025 para la remoción gratuita de escombros.
🔗 Los propietarios pueden encontrar más información en recovery.lacounty.gov