California state government debuts new website that's a lot less cluttered than previous version

“This new CA.gov is part of our commitment to building a more connected and accessible government,” said Governor Newsom.Photo byDesignCueonUnsplash

SACRAMENTO, CA – Governor Gavin Newsom today announced the launch of the newly redesigned CA.gov, California's official website, as part of the state's ongoing digital strategy to improve accessibility and service delivery for millions of residents. The revamped site aims to streamline user interaction with government services and make resources more accessible to all Californians.

“This new CA.gov is part of our commitment to building a more connected and accessible government,” said Governor Newsom. “It’s designed to serve as a portal where every Californian can easily access the services they need.”

The new design offers easier navigation, improved search features, and mobile-friendly capabilities. It builds on previous digital achievements that earned California an “A” grade from the Center for Digital Government. Amy Tong, Government Operations Secretary, emphasized the focus on making essential services available at the click of a button, from climate action updates to business development tools.