Corona is home for Sabrina Cervantes. She was raised in Riverside County and earned a Bachelor of Arts in political science with a minor in public policy from the University of California, Riverside. Before being elected, she served as a district director for a member of the California State Assembly and as director of the California Voter Project. She first won election to the Assembly in 2016, defeating an incumbent legislator. After serving in the Assembly from 2016 to 2024, she entered the Senate in 2024 as the representative for Senate District 31. She lives in Corona with her wife, a hospital technician, and gave birth to triplets while serving in office.
HOME GROUND
Cervantes was born on October 24, 1987, and raised in Riverside County. Her father, Greg, previously served as mayor of Coachella, and her sister, Clarissa, serves on the Riverside City Council. Cervantes earned her bachelor’s degree from UC Riverside and serves on the Advisory Board for its School of Public Policy.
She previously served on the boards of the UCR Chicano Latino Alumni Association, TruEvolution and Women Wonder Writers. She is also a member of the Human Rights Campaign and The PICK Group of Young Professionals. Before holding elected office, she worked in the private sector alongside community organizations to enhance the local economy, broaden access to quality education and improve access to governmental services. She also served as a district director for a member of the California State Assembly and as director of the California Voter Project.
THE PATH AND THE WORK
Cervantes first won election to the Assembly in November 2016, defeating incumbent Republican Eric Linder for the 60th Assembly District. She served in the Assembly from 2016 through 2024 and represented the 58th Assembly District. In 2019, she became the first member of the California State Legislature to give birth to triplets while serving in office.
Her Assembly assignments included chairing the Committee on Jobs, Economic Development, and the Economy and the Select Committee on Veteran Employment and Education. She also served on the committees on Banking and Finance, Communications and Conveyance, and Public Employees and Retirement.
Cervantes is a member of three legislative caucuses: the California Latino Legislative Caucus, the California Legislative Women’s Caucus and the California Legislative LGBTQ Caucus. In 2024, after serving in the Assembly from 2016 to 2024, she began serving in the California State Senate.
THE 2025 CLAIM
In May 2025, the Sacramento Police Department cited Cervantes on suspicion of driving under the influence after her car was t-boned by another vehicle. The District Attorney did not pursue charges after laboratory tests showed no measurable presence of drugs or alcohol.
On September 8, 2025, Cervantes filed a claim against the Sacramento Police Department. She accused the department of retaliating against her for sponsoring a bill it did not support and for being LGBTQ and Latina. According to Cervantes, the white woman who hit her was treated differently. Her claim concerned the department’s handling of the incident and an alleged connection to her legislative work.
THE POLICY SIGNATURE
Cervantes’s documented committee assignments included jobs and economic development, veteran employment and education, banking and finance, communications and conveyance, and public employees and retirement. She chaired the Assembly Committee on Jobs, Economic Development, and the Economy and the Assembly Select Committee on Veteran Employment and Education.
Veteran employment and education were included in her committee portfolio, as were public employees and retirement. Her private-sector work alongside community organizations sought to enhance the local economy, broaden access to quality education and improve access to governmental services. Her board, organizational and caucus affiliations include Latino, women’s and LGBTQ groups and legislators. In her 2025 claim against the Sacramento Police Department, she accused the department of retaliation related to a bill she sponsored and to her LGBTQ and Latina identities.
- State Assembly · Assembly District 60 · former
- State Senate · Senate District 31 · 2024–present
- State Assembly · Assembly District 58 · 2022–
Corona is home for Sabrina Cervantes. She was raised in Riverside County and earned a Bachelor of Arts in political science with a minor in public policy from the University of California, Riverside. Before being elected, she served as a district director for a member of the California State Assembly and as director of the California Voter Project. She first won election to the Assembly in 2016, defeating an incumbent legislator. After serving in the Assembly from 2016 to 2024, she entered the Senate in 2024 as the representative for Senate District 31. She lives in Corona with her wife, a hospital technician, and gave birth to triplets while serving in office.
HOME GROUND
Cervantes was born on October 24, 1987, and raised in Riverside County. Her father, Greg, previously served as mayor of Coachella, and her sister, Clarissa, serves on the Riverside City Council. Cervantes earned her bachelor’s degree from UC Riverside and serves on the Advisory Board for its School of Public Policy.
She previously served on the boards of the UCR Chicano Latino Alumni Association, TruEvolution and Women Wonder Writers. She is also a member of the Human Rights Campaign and The PICK Group of Young Professionals. Before holding elected office, she worked in the private sector alongside community organizations to enhance the local economy, broaden access to quality education and improve access to governmental services. She also served as a district director for a member of the California State Assembly and as director of the California Voter Project.
THE PATH AND THE WORK
Cervantes first won election to the Assembly in November 2016, defeating incumbent Republican Eric Linder for the 60th Assembly District. She served in the Assembly from 2016 through 2024 and represented the 58th Assembly District. In 2019, she became the first member of the California State Legislature to give birth to triplets while serving in office.
Her Assembly assignments included chairing the Committee on Jobs, Economic Development, and the Economy and the Select Committee on Veteran Employment and Education. She also served on the committees on Banking and Finance, Communications and Conveyance, and Public Employees and Retirement.
Cervantes is a member of three legislative caucuses: the California Latino Legislative Caucus, the California Legislative Women’s Caucus and the California Legislative LGBTQ Caucus. In 2024, after serving in the Assembly from 2016 to 2024, she began serving in the California State Senate.
THE 2025 CLAIM
In May 2025, the Sacramento Police Department cited Cervantes on suspicion of driving under the influence after her car was t-boned by another vehicle. The District Attorney did not pursue charges after laboratory tests showed no measurable presence of drugs or alcohol.
On September 8, 2025, Cervantes filed a claim against the Sacramento Police Department. She accused the department of retaliating against her for sponsoring a bill it did not support and for being LGBTQ and Latina. According to Cervantes, the white woman who hit her was treated differently. Her claim concerned the department’s handling of the incident and an alleged connection to her legislative work.
THE POLICY SIGNATURE
Cervantes’s documented committee assignments included jobs and economic development, veteran employment and education, banking and finance, communications and conveyance, and public employees and retirement. She chaired the Assembly Committee on Jobs, Economic Development, and the Economy and the Assembly Select Committee on Veteran Employment and Education.
Veteran employment and education were included in her committee portfolio, as were public employees and retirement. Her private-sector work alongside community organizations sought to enhance the local economy, broaden access to quality education and improve access to governmental services. Her board, organizational and caucus affiliations include Latino, women’s and LGBTQ groups and legislators. In her 2025 claim against the Sacramento Police Department, she accused the department of retaliation related to a bill she sponsored and to her LGBTQ and Latina identities.
The record
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Senate 3rd Reading SR110 Grove et al
Senate 3rd Reading SCR148 Padilla et al
Senate 3rd Reading SCR156 Dahle et al
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Assembly 3rd Reading AB108 Gabriel By Laird
Consent Calendar 2nd SB880 Wahab
Consent Calendar 2nd SB916 Ashby
Senate 3rd Reading SB949 Becker et al
Senate 3rd Reading SB965 Blakespear
Senate 3rd Reading SB1038 Laird
Consent Calendar 2nd SB1055 Laird
Consent Calendar 2nd SB1165 Caballero
Senate 3rd Reading SB1175 Rubio et al. Urgency Clause
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Consent Calendar 2nd SB1207 Laird
Consent Calendar 2nd SB1267 Allen
Consent Calendar 2nd SB1388 Durazo
Consent Calendar 2nd SB1389 Dahle
Consent Calendar 2nd SB1405 Smallwood-Cuevas
Consent Calendar 2nd SB1410 Limón
Consent Calendar 2nd SB1431 E. & C.A. (Wiener)
Consent Calendar 2nd SB1432 E. & C.A. (Wiener)
Consent Calendar 2nd SB1436 REV. & TAX. (McNerney)
Consent Calendar 2nd SB1443 ED. (Pérez)
Consent Calendar 2nd SB1444 L., P.E. & R. (Smallwood-Cuevas)
Consent Calendar 2nd SB1445 B., P. & E.D. (Wahab)
Senate 3rd Reading SR106 Cortese et al
Special Consent ACR130 Ta et al
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Special Consent ACR150 Michelle Rodriguez
Special Consent ACR152 Davies et al. By Rubio
Special Consent ACR160 Sharp-Collins et al
Special Consent ACR161 Addis et al
Special Consent ACR170 Wallis et al
Special Consent ACR171 Celeste Rodriguez
Special Consent ACR172 Macedo et al
Senate 3rd Reading SCR84 Blakespear et al
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Senate 3rd Reading SCR153 Grove et al. By Jones
Senate 3rd Reading SCR162 Umberg
Senate 3rd Reading SCR165 Grayson
Senate 3rd Reading SCR167 Ochoa Bogh et al
Senate 3rd Reading SCR123 Umberg et al
Senate 3rd Reading SCR146 Laird
Senate 3rd Reading SCR154 Umberg et al
Senate 3rd Reading SCR164 Weber Pierson et al
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