Dear Neighbor,
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Dear Neighbor,
I recently introduced Assembly Bill (AB) 2986, which is a feasibility study that explores the possibility of East Los Angeles becoming its own city or establishing the area as a special district.
Dear Neighbor,
Dear Neighbor,
The State of California is trying to return approximately $13 billion dollars to its rightful owners. Is some of it yours?
Dear Neighbor,
Students still have time to apply for financial aid via the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or the CA Dream Act Application (CADAA)!
Dear Neighbor,
The California Legislature underwent its annual deadline for new bill introductions on February 16, 2024. My team and I are eager to represent you and your needs here in Sacramento at our State Capitol. Our overall legislative packet tackles important topics impacting our neighborhoods like youth mental health, access to quality dental care, strengthening public safety, resources for housing and homelessness, and equitable education.
Here are a few of the bills I’ve introduced:
Dear Neighbor,
I recently introduced Assembly Bill 1990, the Secured Transactions and Organized Theft Prevention (STOP) Act, a significant step towards public safety and challenges against organized retail theft.
Dear Neighbor,
It is tax season and we are here to help put money back in your pocket! Here is some important information on tax credits, which can provide cash-back or lower any tax you might owe that you do not want to miss:
Dear Neighbor,
It’s not too late to get a health insurance plan for 2024! You now have until February 9 to enroll in a health plan through Covered California!
Covered California is a free service from the state that helps Californians get quality, comprehensive, and affordable health insurance, in many cases at low or no cost. With financial help available through Covered California, nearly two-thirds of enrollees get comprehensive, quality coverage for $10 or less per month!
Dear Neighbor,
In the coming years, Glassell Park, a.k.a Frog Town, Taylor Yard, the abandoned rail yard along the Los Angeles River, will undergo major renovations. The Rio de Los Angeles State Park adjacent to the project will see new affordable housing, open space, green infrastructure, transportation, and cultural projects that will benefit our community.