A California county is pushing back against Gov. Gavin Newsom after he signed legislation forcing local officials to put a controversial road tax before voters.
The governor signed AB 1923 last week, requiring Fresno County to place the Better Roads, Safe Streets initiative on the November ballot.
The move came after three Fresno County supervisors voted to order a 30-day review of the citizen-backed measure, a step they argued was allowed under state election law.
Critics accused the board majority of using the review to keep the proposal off the November ballot. But Fresno County Board Chairman Garry Bredefeld claims the issue is bigger than…
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