A complex system of government oversees the thriving state of California. Headed by a Chief Executive, appointed every four years, the administrative branch enforces laws created by the lawmaking branch. This branch, made up of the Senate and the Assembly, debates legislation and decides on these matters. The judicial branch, led by by the Supreme

California's state government operates through a structure of three distinct branches: the legislative, executive, and judicial. The parliament, comprised of the Upper House and Assembly, is responsible for creating laws. The governor, as head of the executive branch, oversees state agencies and executes legislation. The judicial branch, led by the