SACRAMENTO – Assemblywoman Pilar Schiavo issued a statement today in full support of California Attorney General Rob Bonta's announcement of a lawsuit against Heartbeat International (HBI) and RealOptions Obria, two organizations accused of falsely advertising abortion pill reversal (APR) as safe and effective.
SACRAMENTO - “Late last Thursday evening the Assembly wrapped up legislative business for the first of its two year session. Nearly 1100 bills were sent to the Governor this year. He has until October 14 to sign or veto.
SACRAMENTO – Assemblywoman Pilar Schiavo announced today that at the close of the Legislative session, seven key pieces of her authored legislation are now on the Governor’s desk.
SACRAMENTO - Assemblywoman Pilar Schiavo announced today the passage of Assembly Joint Resolution 4 (AJR 4) off the Senate Floor. AJR 4, The Medicare Protection Act of 2023, calls on the Legislature to request President Biden, a champion of Medicare, terminate the Accountable Care Organization REACH (ACO REACH) pilot program.
SACRAMENTO — In a groundbreaking development for California's water management, Assemblywoman Schiavo today announced that the State Senate has approved her Community Water Protection Bill (AB 1631) - moving it to the final step where the bill awaits the Governor’s signature.
SACRAMENTO – Today the Senate Appropriations Committee voted on over 480 Assembly bills that require state funding. Given that state revenue has declined this year, several bills did not advance out of committee.
SANTA CLARITA - Assemblywoman Schiavo announced today that she secured $405,000 for the Northeast Valley Health Corporation's (NEVHC), which she presented to CEO Kimberly Wyard and NEVHC staff members. They also had a comprehensive discussion about NEVHC's initiatives, policy priorities, and its vital role in the community.
SACRAMENTO - Assemblywoman Pilar Schiavo announced her opposition to the new Aliso Canyon proposal, joining with area legislators who shared their concerns about increasing storage at the facility before the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) and federal authorities have completed their investigations into the causes of the winter gas price spikes.