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Culver City Democratic Club

2 hours ago

Attention, Book Lovers! Come to the Village Well this weekend! ... See MoreSee Less

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Culver City Democratic Club

1 day ago

I would be honored if you joined us at my swearing in ceremony to be sworn in by the honorable Congresswoman-elect @sydneykamlager . Because of staunch supporters like you, we were able to take this campaign across the finish line. Now, it's only right that you're there to see me take the stand.Until then,T ... See MoreSee Less

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Culver City Democratic Club

6 days ago

The swearings in will be streamed live at assembly.ca.gov/audioandtvI’m being sworn in to represent Senate District 28 on Monday! Stop by my Capitol office to join us for a reception following the ceremony. We’ll be hosting a district swearing-in ceremony in the new year 🎉 ... See MoreSee Less

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Culver City Democratic Club

7 days ago

We have until December 15th to keep solar growing. Gov. Newsom is the key.The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) will vote on DECEMBER 15th on another extreme proposal that would send rooftop solar off a cliff. The proposal would slash by 75% the credit that future solar users get for sharing their extra energy with the grid. If adopted, it will make solar too expensive for most people who don't yet have solar, as well as for churches, businesses and schools.Changes can be made to the proposal before the CPUC votes. Governor Newsom has a lot of influence over this decision (no matter what he and others say publicly). This is an opportunity for Gov. Newsom to show California that he is serious about his clean energy and climate change goals, and serious about taking on the powerful monopolies that are causing so much suffering. ... See MoreSee Less

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