Taxpayers to pay $2B more after department splits into two

(The Center Square) – As part of a state government reorganization, one department in California was split into two this year, costing taxpayers an additional $2 billion.

A 2025 reorganization plan by Gov. Gavin Newsom called for dissolving the California Business, Consumer Services and Housing Agency and replacing it with two new departments: the Business and Consumer Services Agency and the Housing and Homelessness Agency, according to the now-defunct agency’s website…

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