Assemblymember Jesse Gabriel Hosts Awards Ceremony Honoring San Fernando Valley Community Leaders
Governor Newsom Signs Measure to Significantly Strengthen Hate Crime Protections in California
Bipartisan Legislation Will Implement Key Recommendations to Improve Law Enforcement Training and Coordination and Better Address Hate-Motivated Violence
Governor Signs New Law Addressing Student Mental Health Crisis in California
Signature Follows Growing Concerns About Impact of COVID-19 on Youth Mental Health; New Law Will Enable Educators to Better Identify and Address Student Mental Health Concerns
Governor Newsom Signs New Law to Expand Outdoor Dining Across California
Legislation Increases Regulatory Flexibility to Support Struggling Neighborhood Restaurants
Governor Newsom Signs New Law Targeting Growing Hunger Crisis at California Colleges and Universities
Measure Leverages Federal Resources to Help Feed Thousands of California’s Most Vulnerable Students
Governor Newsom Signs New Law Mandating Strict Accountability for State Homeless Funding
Legislation Requires Reporting of Key Data and Metrics as a Condition of Receiving State Funding
State Officials Hold Virtual Press Conference on Efforts to Expand Outdoor Dining Across California
State Legislators Discuss Changes to State Law to Support Neighborhood Restaurants, Allow for More Outdoor Dining
Governor Newsom Signs Bill to Boost Workforce Housing in California
Legislation Addresses Lack of Affordable Housing for Working Families in High Cost Areas Across the Golden State
After Multi-Year Effort, State Legislature Approves Measure Enabling Educators to Better Address Student Mental Health Crisis in California
Bipartisan Legislation Approved Amid Growing Concerns About Impact of COVID-19 on Youth Mental Health, Will Enable Educators to Better Identify and Address Student Mental Health Concerns
California Legislature Approves Statewide Eviction Defense Program for Vulnerable Tenants
Legislation Would Create New “Homelessness Prevention Fund,” Provide Legal Representation to Renters Most at Risk of Displacement and Homelessness; Approval Follows Growing National Momentum for Right-to-Counsel Programs