SACRAMENTO - On Friday, Speaker Robert Rivas announced committee membership changes for the remainder of the 2025-26 regular legislative session.
Below is a letter to Chief Clerk of the Assembly Sue Parker that outlines the changes.
SACRAMENTO — Assembly Speaker Robert Rivas issues the following statement on the federal court’s ruling to uphold California’s voter-approved congressional maps:
SACRAMENTO — Assembly Speaker Robert Rivas and Assembly Budget Chair Jesse Gabriel issued the following statement in response to Governor Gavin Newsom’s 2026-27 State Budget Proposal:
SACRAMENTO — Inside the California State Assembly chamber before Governor Newsom’s State of the State address on Thursday, Speaker Robert Rivas opened the special joint convention of the Legislature by recognizin
SACRAMENTO — On Wednesday, an ICE agent dispatched to Minneapolis as part of President Donald Trump’s expanded federal immigration enforcement operations fatally shot a 37-year-old woman.
SACRAMENTO — On the anniversary of the devastating Los Angeles firestorms, Assembly Speaker Robert Rivas, Senate President Pro Tempore Monique Limón and their Assembly and Senate colleagues gathered at the California Firefighters Memorial in Sacramento’s Capitol Park for a moment of silence, honoring the lives lost during the tragedy.
SACRAMENTO — The Trump administration announced a plan to freeze $10 billion in federal child care and social services dollars, putting working families, children and vulnerable Californians at risk. If implemented, the freeze would impact 5 states - California, Colorado, Illinois, Minnesota and New York - all of which are led by Democrats.
SACRAMENTO — Millions of Californians are experiencing higher health care bills this month because Donald Trump and Republicans refused to extend Affordable Care Act subsidies, which kept the price of coverage lower for working families, seniors, veterans and small business owners.
SACRAMENTO — More than a year ago, Speaker Rivas began the legislative session by urging his Assembly colleagues to focus on affordability and “chart a new path forward and renew the California Dream.”
SACRAMENTO — As California’s signature package of new energy affordability and climate laws go into effect, the state is positioned for a cleaner, cheaper and more dependable energy future, with workers and fam