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Torrance, CA – Assemblymember Al Muratsuchi (D-Torrance), Chair of the Assembly Education Committee, issued the following statement on the California Auditor's audit entitled "Highlands Community Charter and Technical Schools: Lax Oversight Allowed...

SACRAMENTO, CA – Assemblywoman Pilar Schiavo’s Click to Cancel (AB 2863) legislation - putting money back in people’s pockets by making it easy to cancel unwanted subscriptions with just one-click - officially goes into effect today. The new law requires...

SACRAMENTO, CA – Assemblywoman Esmeralda Soria (D-Merced) has released the following statement regarding the official passing, and signing of the 2025-2026 budget.

SACRAMENTO – Landmark housing legislation that will speed up construction of new homes and change the course of the housing affordability crisis passed the California State Assembly today.AB 130 incorporates the policy of AB 609 (Assemblymember Buffy...

SACRAMENTO, CA - Today, Assemblymember Jose Luis Solache Jr. (D-Lynwood) released the following statement regarding the 2025-26 California State Budget passed by the Legislature:“As your representative, I am proud to support a budget that protects the...

Want Lower Gas Prices? Pause Governor’s New Gas Tax, State Regulators Say Governor Newsom asked energy regulators how to reduce gas prices. They recommended pausing Newsom’s laws, which he promised would reduce gas prices.

SACRAMENTO — Landmark housing legislation that will speed up construction of new homes and change the course of the housing affordability crisis passed the California State Assembly today.AB 130 incorporates the policy of AB 609 (Assemblymember Buffy...

Assemblymember Alex Lee releases the following statement in response to the Supreme Court’s ruling on birthright citizenship:

SACRAMENTO— Today, the California State Assembly passed the 2025-26 budget, ensuring Democrats will continue to protect opportunity and increase affordability in the face of unprecedented attacks and threats from Trump and Washington Republicans.What...

SB 132, a budget trailer bill that expands the California Film and Television Tax Credit Program from $330 million to $750 million has passed the Legislature and now heads to the Governor’s desk.