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Dear Friend,

Democracy at its heart is about representing us, the people. I have always prioritized the good of society over the profits of a handful of corporations, but corporate greed in California (the fifth largest economy in the world) is unfortunately still rampant. Some of the biggest culprits are multi-billion dollar oil companies who earn eye-popping profits from spiking gas prices. And who pays the price? We do.

Dear Friend,

I am pleased to invite you to my Bay Area Winter Job Fair, co-hosted with Assemblymember Liz Ortega and the California Department of Human Resources. This event will be a great opportunity to explore how you can transform your passions into a rewarding career with the State of California.

With a range of state departments and agencies in attendance, you’ll have access to a wide range of career pathways. The Work for California team will be on-site to provide personalized assistance, guiding job seekers on the application process.

Dear Friend,

As the legislative session came to a close at the end of August, I’m proud of what we accomplished. This year, I authored legislation that's rooted in tackling the most pressing issues, from food insecurity and access to safe drinking water to environmental protections, LGBTQ+ rights and housing affordability. My bills are now off to the Governor’s desk.

Back at the end of 2023, my office launched a survey to gather your thoughts. 1,452 people responded to our survey which was conducted via mail and online. That’s 1,452 out of 477,655 constituents that I have the honor of representing.

Every opinion matters. Your feedback helps me understand your top priorities. Survey respondents’ top 3 concerns were public safety, homelessness, and housing affordability — issues that I’m working hard to address at the State Legislature.

Dear Friend,

I am pleased to invite you to my upcoming Senior Scam Stopper Seminar, where expert speakers from state and local agencies will provide insights on ways to protect yourself and your family from the latest scams. The agencies include:

Dear Friend,

I am pleased to invite you to walk with me for Fremont’s 4th of July Parade! It will be a great opportunity to celebrate our nation’s independence and show our support for the community. My parade team will be meeting at 9:30 a.m., and we will provide a meeting location upon your RSVP.

Fremont 4th of July Parade
Thursday, July 4, 2024
9:30 - 11:30 a.m.
Midtown Fremont

RSVP below if you'd like to join the celebration.

Dear Friend,

Great news! My bill to ban corporate-owned single-family homes passed the State Assembly. AB 2584 will give families a better opportunity to buy their first home. If someone’s dream is to be a homeowner, then they should have a fair opportunity to achieve that goal. The bill will protect the limited stock of for-sale homes by banning large corporations that own more than 1,000 single-family homes from purchasing additional single-family properties.

Dear Friend,

It is my pleasure to invite you to my upcoming in-person Community Office Hours on Thursday, June 6, which is rescheduled from May 30. I hope to connect with you one-on-one regarding issues most important to you.

Community Office Hours is a great opportunity to discuss any bill ideas you have, and my legislative priorities at the State Assembly. My staff and I can also help you with issues related to state departments, such as the Department of Motor Vehicles and the Employment Development Department.

Dear Friend,

We recently heard from a fifth grader about her personal story on the harms of anti-aging products. Like many kids, Scarlett Goddard-Strahan enjoys spending her free time watching videos with her friends. After hearing glowing reviews of various skincare products, the 10-year-old sought out products advertised as anti-wrinkling and brightening.

Dear Friend,

The Assembly District 24 Youth Art Showcase is just around the corner! In partnership with the California State Library, it is my pleasure to invite students K-12 to participate in our Youth Art Contest, with the theme “A Home for Everyone.” Housing is a human right, and everyone should be able to live, play, and work in their hometowns. Submitted artwork will be judged on how it conveys concepts that illustrate "a home for everyone."