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Assemblymember Isaac Bryan Introduces Two New Bills for 2024 Session
Assemblymember Issac Bryan, who represents a portion of the Westside including Baldwin Hills, Culver City, Ladera Heights, View Park, and Windsor Hills, has introduced two important pieces of legislation this year.
Assemblymember Jacqui Irwin Introduces Two New Bills for the 2024 Legislative Session
AB 1779 In January, Assemblymember Jacqui Irwin, who represents Bel Air and the Pacific Palisades on the Westside, introduced AB 1779, a bill that would provide the authority to charge organized retail theft and other related incidents in one county superior court, even if some of the offenses occurred in multiple county jurisdictions. The bill has been endorsed by the California Problem Solvers Caucus. She introduced the legislation in response to the increase in shoplifting in recent years.
Culver City to Move Forward with Application Worth Millions for Affordable Housing and Transit Infrastructure
A lengthy debate emerged on Monday evening at a meeting of the Culver City Council over whether the city should move forward with a grant application to a State agency called the Strategic Growth Council, whose website states it funds “A range of projects, from building capacity to constructing climate infrastructure.”
County Board of Supervisors Supports Senate Bill That Battles Race-based Eminent Domain
On Tuesday, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors approved a motion, 5-0, to advocate in support of Senate Bill 1050 to combat racially motivated eminent domain takings. Senate Bill 1050 was introduced by Senator Steven Bradford and co-authored by Senator Lola Smallwood-Cuevas, and Assemblymember Corey Jackson.
Assemblymember Isaac Bryan Introduces Two New Bills for 2024 Session
Assemblymember Issac Bryan, who represents a portion of the Westside including Baldwin Hills, Culver City, Ladera Heights, View Park, and Windsor Hills, has introduced two important pieces of legislation this year.
Assemblymember Jacqui Irwin Introduces Two New Bills for the 2024 Legislative Session
AB 1779 In January, Assemblymember Jacqui Irwin, who represents Bel Air and the Pacific Palisades on the Westside, introduced AB 1779, a bill that would provide the authority to charge organized retail theft and other related incidents in one county superior court, even if some of the offenses occurred in multiple county jurisdictions. The bill has been endorsed by the California Problem Solvers Caucus. She introduced the legislation in response to the increase in shoplifting in recent years.
Culver City to Move Forward with Application Worth Millions for Affordable Housing and Transit Infrastructure
A lengthy debate emerged on Monday evening at a meeting of the Culver City Council over whether the city should move forward with a grant application to a State agency called the Strategic Growth Council, whose website states it funds “A range of projects, from building capacity to constructing climate infrastructure.”
County Board of Supervisors Supports Senate Bill That Battles Race-based Eminent Domain
On Tuesday, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors approved a motion, 5-0, to advocate in support of Senate Bill 1050 to combat racially motivated eminent domain takings. Senate Bill 1050 was introduced by Senator Steven Bradford and co-authored by Senator Lola Smallwood-Cuevas, and Assemblymember Corey Jackson.
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