Southern California Leadership Council

The Southern California Leadership Council would like to kindly remind you that today, July 15, 2020 is #TaxDay #SCLC

Southern California Leadership Council is proud to support #SCAG & their new President Rex Richardson in inviting all Southern Californians to participate in PLANNING conversations by working with local leaders to update housing plans and policies. https://www.ocregister.com//planning-a-more-equitable-soc/

Southern California Leadership Council would like to wish all the SoCal residents, a happy, safe, and healthy Fourth of July #SCLC #CaliforniaStrong

Governor Newsom Launches Wear a Mask Public Awareness Campaign in Response to Surge in COVID-19 Cases. #WearAMask #SCLC #CaliforniaStrong https://youtu.be/1zDX9PXkotA

https://www.kqed.org//housing-homelessness-were-california

This past week marked the deadline for citizens and special interests to snag their spot on the November ballot. Eight measures made the cut. #CA https://calmatters.org//california-november-2020-ballot-p/

The Southern California Leadership Council wants to remind you to do your part in stopping the spread of COVID-19 by please wearing a mask. #CaliforniaStrong

https://www.presstelegram.com//split-roll-measure-not-onl/

Locked down in their homes, the four former California governors clicked into a Zoom call and one after another described how they dealt with the crises that had defined their time in office. For Pete Wilson, it was the 1994 Northridge earthquake. Gray Davis evoked the electricity disaster that drove him out in a recall election, and Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jerry Brown lamented the Great Recession. But the former governors agreed that nothing they confronted was as dire or ...will be more consequential than what the current occupant of the office, Gov. Gavin Newsom, now faces. The economic collapse resulting from the coronavirus pandemic dwarfs any problem the four of us had, Mr. Davis recalled saying at the meeting, which took place late last month and was convened by Mr. Newsom. #SCLC https://www.nytimes.com//coronavirus-california-economy.ht

L.A. County aims to reopen by July 4, but must rely on data and science, official warns. We have to do a lot of things right so we can actually get to that date. - L.A. County Public Health Director Barbara Ferrer #CA #CaliforniaStrong #SCLC https://www.latimes.com//la-county-residents-more-coronavi

More of California reopened Monday (yesterday) as coronavirus restrictions continued to be eased in the state, with hopes the changes will help the economy without causing a rise in new cases. #SoCal #Ca #CaliforniaStrong https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2020-05-18/

Governor Newsom Submits May Revision Budget Proposal to Legislature May 14, 2020 Our budget today reflects that emergency. We are proposing a budget to fund our most essential priorities public health, public safety and public education and to support workers and small businesses as we restart our economy. But difficult decisions lie ahead. With shared sacrifice and the resilient spirit that makes California great, I am confident we will emerge stronger from this crisis in the years ahead. - Governor Newsom https://www.gov.ca.gov//governor-newsom-submits-may-revis/

Governor Newsom provided an update on California’s progress toward Stage 2 Reopening. Stage 2 allows gradual reopening of lower-risk workplaces with adaptations including bookstores, clothing stores, florists and sporting goods stores, with modifications. #CA #CaliforniaStrong