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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

Dear Neighbor,

I’m writing to share an important update on AB 1633, my bill to hold private immigration detention corporations accountable. This week, the bill officially passed off the Assembly floor – a major step forward in our fight to end

Too many Californians are losing their lives to preventable opioid overdoses, and we need to make sure more people are prepared to respond in an emergency.

Dear Neighbor,

I introduced the California Fans First Act because, frankly, it’s hard to believe we’ve allowed things to get this bad. An entire industry has been built around exploiting fans, using bots and bulk-buying tactics to scoop up tickets

Dear Friend,

Too many working families and first-time homebuyers are doing everything right, only to be outbid by Wall Street investors paying cash for homes that should be within reach for regular Californians. That’s why I introduced AB 1611

Dear Neighbor,

California is one of the largest economies in the world, yet every year we send about $4 billion in taxpayer dollars to out-of-state banks just to finance public projects. That is money that should be building housing, repairing roads

Dear Neighbor,

California’s downtowns are still struggling to recover, while our housing shortage continues to grow. That is why I am proud to introduce AB 2074, the Downtown Revitalization Act, a proposal to tackle both challenges at once by bringing