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Dear Neighbor,

I’m pleased to invite you to join me for a Virtual Town Hall! This is an opportunity to hear directly from me about the issues I’m working on in Sacramento and across our district, and to ask questions about the issues that matter most

Dear Neighbor,

Last week, I visited the Adelanto ICE Processing Center in Southern California, a private immigration detention center operated by GEO Group, a corporation worth billions of dollars.

Four people have died at Adelanto in the last year. In

If you’re a teacher, nurse, firefighter, police officer, construction worker, or another working Californian, you shouldn’t have to choose between living near your job and being able to afford your home. But for too many middle-income families, that

Think about your last trip downtown. Maybe you took BART to dinner, walked to a concert, met a friend for coffee, or headed into the office. That’s the future we need to build: downtowns that are busy and welcoming not just at 9 a.m. on a weekday

If you’ve ever tried to buy tickets to see an artist you love, you know how frustrating it is. Tickets go on sale, disappear almost immediately, and then show up on resale sites minutes later for two, three, or even four times the original price.

For months, reports from California's private immigration detention centers have painted a disturbing picture: inadequate medical care, contaminated drinking water, unsanitary conditions, and people being denied basic human dignity.

Dear Neighbor,

No animal that has survived abuse should have to spend months or even years waiting in a shelter while a court case drags on. That's why I'm proud to share that my bill, AB 2344, the Rehome Abused Animals Act, has advanced to the Senate

I'm proud to share that I joined my Assembly and Senate colleagues in passing a legislative budget agreement that makes historic investments in public schools, affordable housing, and health care while protecting California families. The final budget is now being negotiated with the Governor, and we're working to ensure it reflects California values.

This year, I’m proud to once again be marching in the San Francisco Pride Parade on Sunday, June 28, and I’d love for you to join me.

Bring your friends, family, coworkers, neighbors, and loved ones and march alongside our contingent as we celebrate

Dear Neighbor,

I’m pleased to share that my bill, AB 1897, has advanced to the Senate Floor. This bill was inspired by the case of a repeat offender in San Francisco with a serious mental health disorder and a history of groping, stalking, and