Dear Neighbor,
Please join me for an important town hall on broadband and the investments that California is making to close the digital divide. Topics of discussion will include legislation, local action, and the latest research.
This is a town hall that you do not want to miss. Register today!
Panelists to include:
Hello Neighbor,
I would like to invite high school students in Senate District 12 to participate in the 2021 Young Legislators Program hosted by my office. The 2021 Young Legislators Program provides an introduction to local, state and federal government to build a strong foundation for our teens who want to get involved in the leadership of their community.
Hello Neighbor,
I am seeking input from my constituents regarding upcoming legislation that would allow all registered voters to run for Sherriff. Please take a few moments to read about Senate Bill 271, and fill out the survey linked here.
I want to hear from you!
This week Governor Gavin Newsom in collaboration with the California State Legislature enacted an immediate relief stimulus package for families and businesses hit hardest by the COVID-19 recession.
The package offers nearly $10 billion in assistance in the form of tax deductions, fee relief, stimulus payments, food banks and diaper assistance, financial assistance, childcare subsidies, and student aid for families and businesses who have faced devastating economic hardship because of COVID-19.
With mail-in ballots sent to registered voters across California, and the 2020 election just weeks away, it is imperative that our Senate District 12 Community has the necessary information to vote safely and confidently.
Dear Friends and Families in SD12,
Please join me on September 30, 2020 at 1PM for an important virtual video Town Hall to talk about the state’s new eviction protection and landlord relief law. Special guest speakers from the California Business, Consumer Services and Housing Agency will share important information.
Hello Friends and Families in SD 12:
Your Immediate Participation is Needed in the 2020 Census!
In an effort to disenfranchise historically underrepresented communities, Federal officials have moved up the last day of the Census count from October 31 to September 30! That is a full month less to have our communities counted.
