SACRAMENTO — Three years ago today at his inauguration as Speaker, Robert Rivas stood before the Assembly and made a promise: that under his leadership, government would focus squarely on improving day-to-day life for Californians.
SACRAMENTO — On Monday, the Assembly voted to pass California’s 2026-27 state budget, approving the balanced spending plan that protects health care and the safety net from Trump’s full-court attack, whil
SACRAMENTO – On Friday, Speaker of the Assembly Robert Rivas, Governor Gavin Newsom and Senate President pro Tempore Monique Limón announced a three-party agreement on California's 2026-27 state budget, delivering a balanced spending plan with zero deficit that protects Californians while maintaining the state’s long-term fiscal stability amid continued economic
SACRAMENTO — Speaker Robert Rivas joined nonprofit Proud Stutter and disability advocates at the state Capitol this week to champion speech diversity and continue their work to build understanding, connection and acceptance for those who stutter.
SACRAMENTO — On Thursday, Legislative Democrats voted to pass the Save For California’s Future Act — strengthening the state’s rainy day fund and protecting health care, schools and public safety for future generations.
SACRAMENTO — Assembly Democrats on Thursday took one of the boldest steps in California history to improve housing affordability, voting to pass the $11.25 billion Veterans and Affordable Housing Bond Act of 2026 that fast-tracks const
SACRAMENTO — The $11.25 billion Veterans and Affordable Housing Bond Act of 2026 announced on Monday builds on the
SACRAMENTO — On Tuesday, the Assembly, Senate and Governor announced the Save For California’s Future Act — a constitutional amendment that strengthens the rainy day fund to better prepare for economic uncertainty and protect future ge
SACRAMENTO – On Monday, the Assembly, Senate and Governor’s Office announced a three-party agreement to place before California voters a proposed affordable housing and homeownership bond that would fund housing construction, preserve affordable housing, and expand homeownership opportunities.
SACRAMENTO — Assembly Democrats delivered a state budget this week that protects and defends access to health care — a win for affordability and the cost of living in California.