The bill, led by Republican Assemblymember Josh Hoover and Democratic Assemblymember Alex Lee, came after Newsom ordered a mandate that state workers return to the office four days a week.
Newsom's original plan was for state workers to return to the office in July 2025, but that was delayed. State employees had been required to be in the office two days a week since 2024.
Hoover also requested an audit, which discovered that Newsom's office did not gather some important information about space needs and costs before requiring employees to return to the office. Newsom's office said it disagreed with the findings.
CBS Sacramento reached Hoover and Lee for a comment.
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