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Senator Bob Archuleta

Senator Bob Archuleta Introduces Agent Joshua Byrd Memorial Act to Give Parole Officers More Tools in…

Sacramento, CA – The Agent Joshua Byrd Memorial Act (Senate Bill 962), authored by Senator Bob Archuleta (D-Pico Rivera), will enhance safety and protection for rank-and-file parole officers by authorizing the installation of blue emergency response lights on their vehicles.


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Senator Susan Rubio

Senator Susan Rubio Introduces The Stop Cancer Early Act – to Combat California’s Most Fatal Cancer

SACRAMENTO, CA – Senator Susan Rubio (D-Baldwin Park) introduced SB 1309 – The Stop Cancer Early Act, to eliminate out-of-pocket costs for medically appropriate lung cancer screenings and follow-up care. SB 1309 aims to improve early detection, reduce preventable deaths, and advance health equity for low-income Californians, veterans, and communities of color.


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Senator Maria Elena Durazo

Senator Durazo Applauds San Diego County Lawsuit to Enforce Detention Inspection Law

Senator María Elena Durazo (D-Los Angeles), author of SB 1132, issued a statement in response to San Diego County’s federal lawsuit against the Trump Administration for blocking the inspection of Otay Mesa Detention Center.


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Senator Melissa Hurtado

Senator Melissa Hurtado Leads Budget Oversight Hearing on California’s Consumer Protection Agencies

Senator Melissa Hurtado (D-Bakersfield) today led a bipartisan budget oversight hearing that examined the budgets and operations of key California state departments that are charged with protecting California consumers.


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Senator Josh Becker

Becker: Oil Market Turmoil Shows why California Must Double Down on Clean Energy

As international oil markets face renewed volatility, Senator Josh Becker (D-Menlo Park) released the following statement emphasizing the need to accelerate California’s clean energy transition:


Senator Lola Smallwood-Cuevas

Senate Labor Committee Convenes Hearing on Employer Impacts and California’s Response to Protect Workers

The State Senate Labor, Public Employment and Retirement Committee convened a special hearing last week to examine how recent federal policy changes are affecting workers, families and employers across California as communities continue to navigate economic uncertainty. Chaired by Senator Lola Smallwood-Cuevas (D-Los Angeles), the Committee heard testimony from workers, labor leaders, economists and policy experts about how federal policy shifts have impacted wages, workplace protections, workforce participation, and job stability in California.


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Senator Maria Elena Durazo

Senator Durazo Celebrates $215.5 Million in Proposition 1 Investments for Los Angeles Behavioral Health…

New funding will expand mental health and substance use disorder treatment capacity across the 26th District, serving thousands of Angelenos annually


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Senator Melissa Hurtado

Senator Melissa Hurtado Issues Statement on Iran Drone Threats to California

SACRAMENTO, Calif – Senator Melissa Hurtado (D-Bakersfield) released the following statement after news reports indicated that the Federal Bureau of Investigation warned California police departments about Iranian drone threats in February:


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Senator Susan Rubio

Senator Susan Rubio Introduces — The Reclaim Act to Stop Abusers from Weaponizing Courts to Retraumatize…

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Senator Susan Rubio (D–Baldwin Park) a survivor of domestic violence who has personally obtained three restraining orders for her own safety, introduced SB 1192—the Reclaim Act, legislation designed to protect domestic violence survivors from continued abuse through the misuse of the court system.


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Senator Susan Rubio

Senator Susan Rubio Receives Courage in Leadership Award from Coalition PAC

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEMarch 8, 2026
 
PASADENA, CA — Senator Susan Rubio was honored this weekend with the Courage in Leadership Award from Coalition PAC during its inaugural Fiona Ma Awards Gala in Pasadena.
Coalition PAC, a student-led political action committee with chapters across more than 250 college campuses, works to engage young people in the political process and advocate for working families, affordability, and safe communities.