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The one-time $300,000 funding is contained in the 2026-2027 California State Budget. This funding adds to Senator Pérez's commitment to the Altadena...
Senator Sasha Renée Pérez has secured $300000 in one-time funding for programs and services at the Altadena Library. Included in California's...
Senator Pérez Secures $300,000 for Altadena Library...
Sasha Renée Pérez are on the Altadena Town Council's agenda for Tuesday, Oct.... California Edison's response to a letter from the council. Los...
According to Colorado Boulevard Newspaper, Senator Pérez expressed... Matthew Lewis of California YIMBY criticized SB 1090 as...
... California's health and safety standards,” said Senator Pérez. ###. Senator Sasha Renée Pérez is Chair of the Senate Education Committee and...
Senator Pérez, who represents the 25th State Senate District that... California.” Mixed actions on insurance reform. While Newsom vetoed SB...
Aisha Wahab, D-Fremont, Jesse Arreguin, D-Oakland, Scott Wiener, D-San Francisco, and Sasha Perez, D-Pasadena. The legislation was born out of Senate...
A newly amended bill aims to codify state oversight of detention facilities after previous legislation stalled in a committee hearing.
Senator Pérez statement on AB 2624 ( Bonta). News Provided By. California... Senator Cortese's High-Speed Rail Bill Clears Assembly Appropriations,...
The measure was a response to Immigrations and Customs Enforcement raids at large retailers like Home Depot in Southern California last summer.
Sen. Pérez's SB1098 would restrict these accounts to expenses that are genuinely unforeseeable or unforecastable. As Gov. Newsom and California...
State Sen. Sasha Renée Pérez has authored Senate Bill 1098, designed to close a billing loophole exploited by the state's utilities. Kayla Bartkowski/...
