Assembly Human Services Committee Votes to Pass AB 1520
LOS ANGELES – Assemblywoman Autumn R. Burke today advanced her landmark bill to provide a comprehensive framework for economic, education, social service, health care and human service programs and innovations to help lift an estimated California’s 1-million children out of poverty.
The Zero Emission Vehicle Greater Access Package will allow for a broader adoption of zero emission vehicles in California by improving affordability and accessibility
Sacramento, CA – Asm. Autumn Burke (D-Inglewood) has recently introduced legislation which would boost the learning potential of California students and promote lifelong health by requiring comprehensive eye exams upon starting school. AB 1110, co-authored by Asm. Evan Low (D-Campbell) and Sens.
AB 1520 will lift 1,000,000 children out of poverty
Today, Assemblymembers Autumn R. Burke, Jim Cooper, Evan Low, and Blanca Rubio have introduced legislation to extend California’s cap-and-trade program beyond 2020. Assembly Bill 151 affirms the State’s goal of reducing greenhouse gas emission at least 40 percent below 1990 levels by 2030 in the most technologically feasible and cost effective way by using a market based mechanism: cap-and-trade.
Assistant Speaker Pro Tempore Autumn Burke along with the Chair and Vice Chair of the CA Legislative Women's Caucus Cristina Garcia and Senator Connie M. Leyva Denounce Congressional Republicans' proposal to deny health care for Women
AB 2288 modernizes pre-apprenticeship programs in the building and construction trades
The Direct Access to Reproductive Health Care Act eliminates referral requirements
“15 by 25” bill will reduce air pollution, help the state fight the effects of climate change, and ensure that affordable electric vehicles are available throughout California
Over 1,000 packed Jane Addams Park for health screenings, giveaways, and live music