Bob Huff

Chairman, California State Senate Republican Caucus

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Republican State Senator for the 29th District (portions of Los Angeles, Orange, and San Bernardino Counties), Chairman of the Republican Caucus and Vice Chair of the Senate Budget Committee

Bob Huff on KCRW

Tonight, Governor Brown made the first State of the State speech since he was elected last year, his eighth in all, he reminded the legislature, if you count his first two terms.  He…

Jerry Brown Delivers His State of the State

Tonight, Governor Brown made the first State of the State speech since he was elected last year, his eighth in all, he reminded the legislature, if you count his first two terms.  He…

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The budget drama continues in Sacramento, where the Governor and the Legislature are under pressure to close a $24 billion budget gap with no time to spare.

State Moves Closer to Insolvency

The budget drama continues in Sacramento, where the Governor and the Legislature are under pressure to close a $24 billion budget gap with no time to spare.

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