Newsom Announces $95 Million Flood Funding, Nearly $12 Million to Illegal Immigrants

Newsom Announces $95 Million Flood Funding, Nearly $12 Million to Illegal Immigrants
An aerial image shows a truck as it drives across a flooded road past Central Valley farmland along the Tule River in Tulare County during a storm near Corcoran, Calif., on March 21, 2023. Patrick T. Fallon/AFP via Getty Images
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In anticipation of wet weather approaching California, and amid preparations to protect communities from heavy rains, Gov. Gavin Newsom is distributing $95 million to fund flood-related projects across the state.

“As we head into another wet season, the state is moving quickly to shore up protections for at-risk communities, continue supporting impacted residents, and invest in the tools needed to meet the challenges of extreme weather across the state,” Mr. Newsom said in a press release Oct. 25 announcing the funding.

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