Top officials in California are backing a plan to make the state a safe haven for women seeking abortions if the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. Planned Parenthood and some 40 other groups released dozens of recommendations for policymakers to consider adopting, including increasing funding for pro-abortion organizations, which help women getting the procedure with gas money, child care, and other potential obstacles; repaying loans for healthcare workers who provide abortion; and opening up virtual counseling for women in other states who want to take abortion pills. California Sen. Toni Atkins, the state Senate’s president pro tempore, penned a letter in support of the recommendations, and Gov. Gavin Newsom, a Democrat who started the coalition, said some of the recommendations will be included in his budget proposal in January 2022. “We’ll be a sanctuary,” Newsom said in an interview, adding he’s aware patients will likely travel to California from other …