Newsom Apologized to Tribes for Historic Harms, but Vetoed 2 Bills That Would Have Empowered Them

A local news story from California, reported by KQED News (NPR).

Local News · California · October 11, 2026

From KQED News (NPR)

Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoed two bills that would’ve given tribal governments a greater voice in water projects and in preventing the destruction of sacred Indigenous religious sites on state land.

Reported by KQED News (NPR), October 11, 2026. Read the full story at KQED News (NPR) →

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