California lawmakers, on Monday, postponed a special legislation session scheduled for Tuesday to “Trump-proof” the Gold State ahead of President-elect Trump’s inauguration, due to wildfires devastating the Los Angeles region.
A member of the California Assembly budget office told Fox News Digital the hearing was postponed because of the fires, adding that the chairman of the committee, Assembly Member Jesse Gabriel, is unable to attend the session because he represents areas devastated by the wild infernos.
When asked when the session would be rescheduled before Trump is inaugurated on Jan. 20, the budget office said the new date is still “up in the air.”
While the session has been postponed, lawmakers, on Friday, adjusted the legislation.
KCRA in Sacramento reported that the lawmakers added a proposal for a new website to track anticipated lawsuits between …