Senator Eloise Gómez Reyes announced amendments to SB 873 – Kick ICE Out of Courts – to further clarify expectations for federal immigration enforcement activity on and around courthouse grounds.
Join me for a FREE Tacos & Taxes event on March 28, where you can get help to file your taxes.
Senator Eloise Gómez Reyes issued a statement in in response to a New York Times investigative report detailing allegations of abuse by César Chávez, including harm against young girls and civil rights leader Dolores Huerta.
Every year, the California State Senate honors non-profits from across the state for their contributions to the community in celebration of the California Non-Profit of the Year Initiative.
Have you ever thought about serving on a state board or commission? Well, here is your chance!
Space is filling up quickly for my Community Swearing-In and State of the District this Saturday, and I would love to celebrate this moment with you. El espacio se está llenando rápidamente para mi Juramentación Comunitaria y el Estado del Distrito este sábado, y me encantaría celebrar este momento con ustedes.
Senator Eloise Gómez Reyes (D–Colton) introduced Senate Bill (SB) 1414 to establish an Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission for San Bernardino County, ensuring fair, transparent, and community-driven supervisorial district boundaries following each decennial census. The bill is being sponsored by Inland Empire United.
Senator Eloise Gómez Reyes (D–Colton) and Assemblymember Mike Fong (D–Alhambra) announced companion legislation to formally recognize colleges and universities that excel at serving Latino, Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander students.
Senator Eloise Gómez Reyes (D–Colton), today introduced legislation to strengthen privacy protections related to wearable recording devices, such as smart glasses. The Wearable Device Privacy Protection Act or Senate Bill (SB) 1130, would establish clear, enforceable rules to prevent secret audio or video recordings in places of business and ensure that recording lights are always visible to those around such devices.