Sacramento, CA - In response to escalating tensions and the deployment of federal and local law enforcement in California cities, Senator Dave Cortese (D-Silicon Valley) is urgently calling for organized, nonviolent resistance and the immediate deployment of trained facilitators and resources to prevent further violence in urban communities.
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SACRAMENTO – In response to the Federal Railroad Administration’s announcement today regarding potential cancellation of $4 billion in federal grants for California’s high-speed rail project, State Senator Dave Cortese (D- Silicon Valley), Chair of the California Transportation Committee, issued the following statement:
SACRAMENTO – The California Senate today passed Senator Dave Cortese’s SB 743 that would reverse the effects of an antiquated 1978 school district funding formula that has created winners and losers in the public education system for the last 47 years.
SACRAMENTO – Senator Dave Cortese (D-Silicon Valley) today stood with California Senate President Pro Tem Mike McGuire and a strong, bipartisan coalition of Senators to pass an historic package of fire bills – including one of which Senator Cortese is the primary author, one he joint authored with Senators Rubio and Stern, and several he co-authored - to strengthen California’s wildfire response, make our residents and communities more wildfire resilient and improve recovery efforts.
SACRAMENTO - Senator Cortese’s SB 494 would give cafeteria workers, counselors, nurses, janitors and others in California’s public schools and community colleges basic disciplinary due process and appeal rights now granted to teachers and community college faculty.
The bill today was passed by the state Senate and moves forward to the Assembly.
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