California was once the shining symbol of American dreams—innovation, opportunity, and endless possibility. Today, it's a cautionary tale: skyrocketing costs, crumbling infrastructure, rampant homelessness, wildfires raging out of control, and a mass exodus of families and businesses. These aren't random misfortunes. They're symptoms of a profound governance failure—the near-total collapse of our state constitution into a bloated, contradictory disaster that has shredded the

Shasta County Board of Supervisors approved a resolution in support of a state split presented by Assembly Member James Gallagher and a separate resolution to place the citizen-led petition for local election reforms on the June 2026 ballot.