Rep. Kevin Kiley

We won. Federal funding for the CA High-Speed Rail catastrophe has officially been terminated.

A scathing report from the California State Auditor identifies 8 separate state agencies as “high-risk.” This means they exhibit serious “waste, fraud, abuse, or mismanagement," costing taxpayers billions. The number has doubled during Newsom's tenure. Our government is broken.

Newsom claimed California exemplifies "responsive, efficient, and accountable government." $128 billion for a phantom bullet train $24 billion in homeless spending "lost" $32 billion squandered in EDD fraud $650 million on a canceled 911 system A true model of efficiency.

A new low in California's war on women's sports. The state is forcing Truckee Tahoe Unified to compete in California instead of Nevada, despite this being impractical and unsafe for student-athletes. The reason: Nevada does not allow biological males in female sports. For 40…

Californians pay the most for gas, electricity, water, and housing – and our state ranks first in poverty. The way to improve affordability in America is to do the opposite of everything Gavin Newsom has done in California.

UC San Diego is sounding the alarm that incoming students can't do basic math. They've had to add remedial courses covering elementary and junior high level skills. California has increased education spending nearly $40 billion during Newsom's tenure. And this is the result.

Californians have been charged extra fees on their phone service the last six years to fund a "Next Generation 911 System." Yet after spending $450 million, Newsom just scrapped the whole project because the technology doesn't work. Our government is broken.

The data on self-driving cars, including Waymo and to some extent Tesla, shows they are already overwhelmingly safer than human-operated vehicles. With 40,000 people dying on our roads every year, we can save tens of thousands of lives by expanding access to this technology.

I am introducing legislation to end gerrymandering in the United States for good.

California has an $18 billion deficit, the Legislative Analyst announced. In 5 years under Newsom, the budget grew by $124 billion. Yet despite this massive spending growth, California now leads the nation in poverty, unemployment, and homelessness.

One reason Republicans should be concerned about healthcare tax credits expiring is they are largely relied on by independent contractors and small business owners/employees. Both groups are under relentless attack in California. They can't take another hit.

Newsom's Chief of Staff has been indicted on 23 felony counts in a federal corruption investigation. She was described as a "mafia boss" by even fellow Democrats. Several other Sacramento power brokers were co-conspirators. This is the culture of corruption I've warned about.

The gerrymandered Texas map has been struck down in court, but California's Prop. 50 map remains. At the last minute, Newsom and the Legislature took out language saying California will only gerrymander if Texas does. We need to end this senseless redistricting war.

🚨 The Mono County Office of Emergency Management has officially declared a Local Emergency in response to the Pack Fire to ensure resources can be rapidly deployed to protect residents, property, and critical infrastructure. Location: In the area of Highway 395 & McGee Creek…

Today we honor and pay tribute to every veteran. For your dedication to our country. For your bravery and heroism. For your service and sacrifice. For your singular role in the American story—in ensuring this government of the people, by the people, for the people has not…

I've joined @RepLiccardo to introduce bipartisan legislation to stop a massive increase in healthcare costs for 22 millions Americans whose premium tax credits are about to expire. Importantly, the extension is temporary and fully paid for, so it doesn't increase the deficit.

Prop. 50 has unfortunately brought gerrymandering back to California. But a silver lining is it also calls on Congress to establish independent redistricting nationwide. I'm working on legislation to make this a reality and end gerrymandering for good. npr.org/2025/11/05/nx-…

California is already #1 in the nation for poverty, unemployment, and homelessness. So now Newsom has set his sights on a new distinction: #1 in gerrymandering. Princeton's Gerrymander Project called the Prop. 50 map one of the two worst gerrymanders in the last 50 years.

Meanwhile, our chamber won't vote on any of these, for two reasons - both of which involve the House willfully diminishing its own relevance. First, the House just cancelled session for the 6th straight week. Second, the House created an exception to its own rules to stop…

There's a reason Newsom doesn't even show Californians the map they're voting for on the ballot. Because they would reject it. Princeton University analysts gave it an "F" grade and called it one of the two worst gerrymanders of the last 50 years.