Tellyour Assemblymembers: vote YES on SB 1374

AB 3233 allows governments to regulate gas & oil. It recently passed out of the Appropriations Committee and is on its way to be heard on the main floor. Tell your Assemblymember to support it.

A slate of rooftop solar-related bills are in front of committees in both the Assembly and the Senate, and they urgently need your support.

A slate of rooftop solar-related bills are in danger of being killed by our legislature. Call your Assemblymember, Assembly Speaker, and Governor, and tell them you are disappointed in their actions so far and ask them to support these bills.

A slate of rooftop solar-related bills are in danger of being killed by our legislature. Call your Assemblymember, Assembly Speaker, and Governor, and tell them you are disappointed in their actions so far and ask them to support these bills.

A slate of rooftop solar-related bills are in front of committees in both the Assembly and the Senate, and they urgently need your support.

Our big utility companies and the Governor rammed through a state bill that will force everyone, especially lower middle class folks, to pay an exorbitant baseline fee for energy. Tell your Assemblymember to repeal the provision allowing this.

AB 538 threatens big changes with uncertain consequences to our energy grid. In the absence of a specific plan to judge on its merits, the Assembly should not move this bill forward.

AB 642 is a surveillance bill that puts our communities in danger. Tell Asm. Haney to oppose it, and Asm. Ting, the author, to pull it.

Black Lives Matter. Enacting legislation that protects BIPOC communities and impoverished communities from police violence is a local matter.

State Senate bill 665 would divert funds from the Mental Health Services Act (MHSA), which provides for community mental health programs, to jail-based mental health programs, overseen by the sheriff’s department. Urge your assembly members to vote no on it.

The state budget contains an item to compensate survivors of involuntary sterilization under California's eugenics law from 1909-1979. Phil Ting is a KEY vote on this budget item. If you're in his district, please call him and tell him you support compensating the victims of forced sterilization.

The Assembly is voting TODAY, Wednesday, June 10 on ACA 5. If passed, this bill would place a repeal of the 1996 anti-affirmative action prop 209 on the November ballot. We are asking our members to call their Assemblymembers to pass this bill.

Urge your State MoC to support the California Farmworker COVID-19 Relief Package, which will ensure the safety, health, and economic security of California’s farmworkers, who are some of the most essential workers in this crisis.

ICE is trying to get around AB32 by establishing private prison contracts before the law kicks in. Tell state officials not to let them get away with it!

Currently, PG&E and SCE have to do the hard work to *prove* that they were not at fault *before* they can ask the public to cover wildfire costs. AB 1054 turns this on its head and allows public bailouts to be approved automatically!

SB 155 and AB 56 would cede local control of Community Choice energy programs to the CPUC. Adding bureaucracy to local control is meant to weaken CCAs ability to compete with PG&E. Call Senator Wiener and Asm. Ting and ask them to vote NO!

Climate change is an existential threat to California and to human beings in general. California is one of only a few states that does not tax oil extraction, and meeting our climate change goals will require serious investment. Let's tax the problem to fund the solution.

The Gann Limit is one of the barriers that makes it impossible for California to fund single payer health care. Now is the time that state legislators are putting together their bill packages. It's time for California to move past Prop 13-era restrictions on our state and local government.