In Inglewood, Words Offer Reverence for Victims of Violence and Support for Survivors
Brave. Loved. Articulate. Dynamic. Precious. Safe. Beautiful.
These were the words called out by community members after three young people touched by gun violence shared their stories on a recent Saturday morning at the Inglewood City Hall Community Center.
“You could be anywhere in the world on a Saturday,” said emcee Ashley Wilkerson, “but you chose to come here.”
Governor signs AB 91 - Loophole Closure and Small Business and Working Families Tax Relief Act of 2019
Sacramento, CA – Assembly Bill 91, authored by Assemblywoman Autumn R. Burke, Chair of the Assembly Committee on Revenue and Taxation, was signed into law on Monday, July 1, 2019.
Assemblywoman Autumn Burke Unlocks Billions in Tax Revenue
As excerpted from the Los Angeles Sentinel:
“My journey in politics began the second I was born,” says California State Assemblywoman Autumn Burke.
Governor signs bill eliminating unfair tax advantage online retailers had over CA businesses
Sacramento, CA – Today, Governor Gavin Newsom signed legislation requiring out-of-state and online retailers like eBay, Etsy or Amazon to collect sales taxes like local brick and mortar California businesses, eliminating the out-of-state and online unfair advantage.
Senate & Assembly Chairs Announce Plans to Introduce Legislation to Address U.S. Supreme Court Decision, South Dakota v. Wayfair
Sacramento, CA – Senator Mike McGuire, Chair of the Senate Committee on Governance and Finance and Assemblywoman Autumn Burke, Chair of the Assembly Committee on Revenue and Taxation, announced plans today to work together and implement the recent United States Supreme Court decision in South Dakota v. Wayfair, Inc.
Assemblywoman Autumn Burke’s Statement on SCOTUS Ruling Against Women’s Health Rights in NIFLA v Becerra
Sacramento, CA – We politely asked Crisis Pregnancy Centers to lie less and that didn’t work, so I guess we are going to have to be a little less polite about it.
As a mother and a legislator I’m proud of California’s history of guaranteeing a woman’s right to her reproductive choices and access to a basic level of health care, but that right is an empty promise if she lacks the ability to obtain care and services, or if the provider she’s trusting to care for her doesn’t provide information about all of her health care options.