Waldron Bill to Extend Health Insurance Analysis Program Signed into...
SACRAMENTO – Today, Assembly Republican Leader Marie Waldron (Escondido) announced
that her bill to increase funding and extend the sunset date for the California Health...
New Taxes Down the Road
By Assemblymember Marie Waldron
California has the highest gasoline prices in the country, and at 51.1 cents per gallon, our gasoline tax is also the...
Funding for Our Local Firefighters
By Assemblymember Marie Waldron
Many can remember recent San Diego wildfire disasters, including the Cedar, Witch, Cocos, Guejito and Lilac fires which devastated so much...
Restoring Tribal Lands
By Assemblymember Marie Waldron
Historically, the relationship between federal and state governments and Native Americans has been fraught with violence, mistreatment and neglect. In 1887,...
Decision on Measure that Enables Perpetrators of Human Trafficking
SACRAMENTO – Earlier tonight, Legislative Democrats passed Senate Bill 357 (Wiener), another ‘criminals first’ bill that will negatively impact California’s ability to combat sex...
Bill to Crack Down on Illegal Sideshows Heads to Governor’s Desk
SACRAMENTO — Today, Assembly Bill 3, authored by Assemblyman Vince Fong (R-Kern County), cleared the California State Legislature unanimously and is now headed to...
A Train Wreck is California’s Highspeed Rail
By Assemblymember Marie Waldron
Reality is setting in for the high-speed rail project. Cost overruns, construction delays and false promises may have finally doomed the...
Assemblymember Marie Waldron Addresses Wildfire Crisis
Sacramento: Today the Assembly Republican Wildfire Caucus held an open forum to discuss solutions to the Wildfire Crisis. This comes after the Assembly infamously...
Bill to Decriminalize Loitering for Prostitution Nears Assembly Floor
Sex trafficking is a form of modern-day slavery and, tragically, San Diego has long been a hub of this exploitive and damaging activity. One...
Wildfire Oversight Hearing Canceled Without Explanation
By Assemblymember Marie Waldron
During California’s disastrous 2020 fire season, almost 4.2 million acres burned. Tragically, 33 people died, thousands of homes were lost, and...
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