Metallica, Barry Bonds, Robin Williams named to California Hall of Fame
Gov. Gavin Newsom and First Partner Jennifer Siebel Newsom announced the 20th and final class of inductees.
Gov. Gavin Newsom and First Partner Jennifer Siebel Newsom announced the 20th class of California Hall of Fame inductees, marking their final selections, CBS News Los Angeles reported.
The honorees include Metallica, Barry Bonds, Robin Williams, and former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, recognized for their contributions to music, sports, entertainment, and politics, according to the Los Angeles Times.
Other inductees named are musician Joni Mitchell, filmmaker Guillermo del Toro, chef Dominique Crenn, civil rights pioneer Felicitas Méndez, actress Diane Ladd, and Rob and Michele Reiner, among a total of 20 Californians honored for achievements across various fields.
The California Hall of Fame, established in 2006, honors individuals who have made significant impacts on the state, country, and world. Inductees must have lived in California for at least five years, the Los Angeles Times noted.
A formal induction ceremony is planned for December at the California Museum in Sacramento, though the exact date has not yet been announced, CBS News Los Angeles said.
- Los Angeles Times California: Newsom names Nancy Pelosi, Barry Bonds, Robin Williams to California Hall of Fame
- CBS News Los Angeles: Metallica, Barry Bonds, Robin Williams, Rob and Michele Reiner to join California Hall of Fame
- CBS News Bay Area: Metallica, Barry Bonds, Robin Williams, Rob and Michele Reiner to join California Hall of Fame
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