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Senator Pérez issues statement on Governor Newsom’s State Budget proposal

“The Governor’s proposed 2026-2027 Budget is a sobering starting point for the Legislature to begin its work of crafting a balanced budget."

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Governor Newsom signs Senator Pérez’s major immigration bills SB 98, the SAFE Act, and SB 805, the No Vigilantes Act

Two new laws hold the power to inform and protect immigrant communities
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Senator Pérez’s wildfire legislation awaits Governor Newsom’s decision

Senator Pérez’s wildfire legislation awaits Governor Newsom’s decision
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12 Key Bills Reach Governor’s Desk & Don’t Miss Free Soil Testing Saturday

We have wrapped up the first year of the Legislature’s two-year Session. I am proud to share that twelve of my bills have passed both the Senate and the Assembly and are awating action by the Governor.
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Senator Sasha Renée Pérez requests meeting with UC Berkeley after campus administration reportedly handed over names to Trump Administration

Senator Sasha Renée Pérez requests meeting with UC Berkeley after campus administration reportedly handed over names to Trump Administration
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SB 848, the Safe Learning Environments Act, moves to Governor’s desk

SB 848 strengthens protections for students against sexual misconduct by school employees
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Senator Pérez’s SB 805 requiring clear identification standards for law enforcement in California heads to the Governor’s desk

“No Vigilantes Act” comes in response to conduct of nameless persons conducting immigration enforcement
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Senator Sasha Renée Pérez issues statement on the murder of Charlie Kirk

Senator Sasha Renée Pérez issues statement on the political murder of Charlie Kirk
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Senator Pérez’s SB 848 would protect students from sexual misconduct by school employees; legislation poised for final votes this week

Senator Pérez’s SB 848 would protect students from sexual misconduct by school employees; legislation poised for final votes this week