Gov. Gavin Newsom touted his plan to eliminate sales tax on diapers and tampons at a news conference. He didn't mention the tax exemptions were temporary.
, instead pledging to complete a shorter segment from Fresno to Merced. The speech elicited strong reactions from labor and other groups.
But on Thursday the administration instead unveiled details of a two-year sunset for the plan in its budget documents. Newsom said the state’s ability to continue the tax cuts beyond 2021 depends on future economic circumstances.
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