Newsletters

Our community’s strength and resilience are directly tied to the conditions of our workplaces. As we celebrate Labor Day, let’s reflect on the vital importance of workers’ rights and recognize our progress to ensure fair and respectful working conditions for everyone.

I am thrilled to share valuable academic resources designed to uplift students seeking higher education in Assembly District 18 and beyond.

I am pleased to announce that the Governor’s Office has expedited the deployment of funds and is now accepting applications for $76 million in grant funding to bolster the safety and security of nonprofits, including synagogues, mosques, and Black and LGBTQ+ organizations, which are at higher risk of hate-based crimes.

I’m excited to announce that my Fall 2024 Student Internship Program is now accepting applications! Interested students should apply before August 18, 2024!

Whether you're a caregiver or a family member, we all have elders we hold dear. Supporting and promoting the well-being of our seniors is a fundamental value in our communities and a central part of our mission statement.

I am excited to share an incredible nonprofit grant opportunity designed to uplift our community-based organizations that are working to promote outdoor equity.

Our small businesses play a pivotal role in providing pathways to entrepreneurship, job creation, and wealth accumulation that are essential for building an inclusive economy and empowering our diverse community.

As California enters another fire season, I’m proud to announce the creation of a new Air Quality Incident Notification System from the Bay Area Air Quality Management District. This new program will help alert communities on how to take action to avoid air quality hazards caused by nearby emergencies, including industrial fires, refinery flaring, wildfires or other widespread pollution events.

Highway safety has become a major concern for many in the District and broader Bay Area, a challenge our California Highway Patrol and Caltrans have stepped up to address comprehensively.

As many residents may have noticed, on June 3rd, 2024 the California DMV reduced the amount of services provided at office locations. Knowing what services are no longer provided in person as well as alternative methods is key to ensuring everyone can get their business done quickly and efficiently.