"California Governor Bolsters Crime Crackdown in Oakland with State Attorneys and Highway Patrol Deployment"

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California Governor Gavin Newsom is sending reinforcements to Oakland to address the surge in violent and property crime, deploying prosecutors and California Highway Patrol officers. The move reflects growing public frustration and political backlash, with mayors endorsing a ballot measure to roll back penalties for property and drug crimes. The state collaboration comes as local officials face recall efforts, highlighting the collision between criminal justice reform and rising crime concerns. Democratic leaders are also focusing on addressing property crime as a quality-of-life issue for constituents.
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