It appears that we are on track to advance to November.

California has several projects that were awarded funding in previous fiscal years that have not been able to move forward, either because obligations have stalled or because other final actions remain pending.

If you believe no elected official of either party should be cashing checks written this way out of the Treasury, with no court order, vote yes.

With 179 Hispanic-Serving Institutions in California alone, we’ve seen firsthand how these schools expand opportunity, strengthen our workforce, and power our economy.

Once again, the American people have found out that we cannot trust Donald Trump.

Running a race like this isn't easy, and coming up short is hard, but democracy is worth doing hard things for.

He stands as one of the finest examples of a life given in service to others.

Since taking office, Trump has demonized the diversity that makes this country strong. Minority Serving Institutions and Hispanic Serving Institutions are in the line of fire.

The proposals and actions of the Republican majority and the White House isn’t trying to tackle the cost of health care. They’re not trying to tackle the cost of housing.

The end result of the proposals before us continue to be personal gain for the president and those around him, plain and simple.

Yet after his extraordinary bravery abroad, he devoted himself to educating the next generation here at home.

From safeguarding liberty on foreign soil to inspiring young people in the classroom to championing the well-being of our seniors, Alfred Sabory has spent more than a century strengthening this nation.

More than a billion dollars in charging projects are also shovel-ready, with funding awarded and waiting to be put to work.

It is essential that we institute commonsense guardrails on the use of AI chatbots by children and teenagers that empower parents' ability to protect their kids. In California and across the country, we have seen firsthand the tragic…

This Administration’s immigration enforcement efforts have clearly not just been extreme and cruel; they’ve been unlawful and indefensible.

I urge my colleagues to join me in paying tribute to this exceptional American.

We write to express our strong opposition to the Trump Administration’s continued efforts to undermine the rights of English learners, including through the formal dissolution of the Office of English Language Acquisition (OELA) at the…

We are going to get the golden age of Los Angeles back.