The legislative session in Sacramento has come to an end and we have scheduled some community events across the district that I invite you to attend. (Scroll Down for Events Listing!)
State government should function to serve the people. Instead, residents have encountered a lack of transparency and inconsistent enforcement of policies that have severely impacted tenants' health, financial stability, and access to affordable housing.
As a new legislative year begins, I remain focused on serving our communities with purpose, especially as we mark the one year since the devastating Eaton Fire that continues to impact our friends and families.
Calls for Chavez name to be removed and state holiday ended
Senator Sasha Renée Pérez (D-Pasadena) has named Joy Chen, Executive Director of the Eaton Fire Survivors Network as her 2026 Woman of the Year
I am hosting a free community event in partnership with the City of Rosemead and Asian Americans Advancing Justice, Southern California (AJSOCAL) at the Rosemead Community and Recreation Center.
SB 995 will shine a light on these conditions by strengthening the state’s ability to conduct inspections, impose fines and shutdown the worst offenders.
SB 957, the Online Dating Safety and Transparency Act, designed to strengthen safety standards, transparency, and accountability across online dating platforms operating in California.
“To help fire survivors return home, we need assurance that newly built, wildfire resilient homes will receive insurance coverage. Homeowners who meet or exceed safety standards should not be met with coverage denials.”
