Gov. Gavin Newsom’s office plans to brief California lawmakers on an in-development proposal to reshape how the state pays for the cost of wildfire damage, a step forward in what is rapidly emerging as a keystone of the governor’s final legislative session.
What happened: The Newsom administration plans to present its priorities during the Assembly Democratic caucus meeting Tuesday, according to two lawmakers who were granted anonymity to share information about private discussions.
Why it matters: The move signals that Newsom is throwing his weight behind passing legislation on the controversial issue this year.
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A Newsom spokesperson declined to comment on the caucus briefing.
