Gavin Newsom signed into law earlier this month tackles fraud in the Golden State’s education system. The Center Square also reached out to Newsom’s press office on Thursday afternoon for additional comments about the bill and California’s efforts to root out fraud in the state’s charter schools. “The Controller’s release speaks for itself,” Marissa Saldivar, assistant deputy director of communications for Newsom’s press office, wrote via email to The Center Square on Friday. It’s a win for communities and students across California,” Schultz told The Center Square in an email. Others on the Assembly budget and education committees did not respond Friday to The Center Square’s request for comment.