Droves of “Sephora kids” are buying anti-aging products despite the health risks posed by these products. Companies are pocketing profits by selling cosmetic products — marketed as anti-aging, wrinkle-reducing and brightening — to children. But they contain chemicals that may be damaging to children’s young, sensitive skin.

Assemblymember Alex Lee introduced the Social Housing Bond Act to build publicly developed and owned, mixed-income housing for Californians. AB 590 will place a bond measure on the November 2026 ballot to provide $950 million in funding dedicated to creating social housing in California. 

Assemblymember Alex Lee has introduced legislation to create social housing in California, publicly developed and owned homes that will be affordable to Californians of mixed incomes. AB 11, The Social Housing Act, will establish a state authority with the goal of developing social housing to tackle California's chronic housing shortage. 

In 2023 alone, over 1,000 pedestrians were killed on California's roads, and the state’s pedestrian fatality rate is nearly 25% higher than the national average.

A successful CalFresh program has relaunched in November to make healthy fruits and vegetables more affordable.

About one year ago, a group of 12th grade students from the California School for the Deaf-Fremont (CSD) came up with a legislative proposal to increase the visibility of their school. Now, Assemblymember Lee’s bill that was inspired by their idea has been signed by the Governor.

The Governor has signed 8 bills authored by Assemblymember Alex Lee, legislation that tackles a range of issues including access to potable water, sustainable transportation, food security and more. 

Big Oil’s price spikes cost Californians billions at the gas pump.

Assemblymember Alex Lee released the following statement after the Governor vetoed the Assemblymember’s bill AB 3031, which aimed to improve the health, safety, and wellbeing of LGBTQ+ community members.

A CalFresh pilot project served tens of thousands of people by improving access to healthy food. The project, known as the CalFresh Fruit and Vegetable Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) Pilot Project, benefited both low-income Californians and the agricultural economy.