Riverside County is growing fast, and our infrastructure has to keep up. Our communities are doing their part to accommodate that growth. Government should be expected to do its job, too. This is the kind of practical, common-sense solution Californians deserve.
If the Gov didn't know about the wine cellar in his basement wait til he finds out during his Administration....
1- CA has lost 2 major refineries.
2- CA compliant gasoline output has dropped 21%.
3- Drilling permits have fallen by over 90% (pre-SB 237.
4- Since SB 237, there have been 397 permits issued and 115 spuds drilled…only 6% of the total 2,000 potential.
5- CA in-state crude production has dropped by 39%.
6- CA imports of foreign oil as a % of total crude have increased from 58.4% to 61.1%.
7- CA AAA retail gasoline prices reached an all-time historical high of $6.44 a gallon.
8- CA gasoline imports reached record highs from late 2025 to the present.
9- CA state excise tax on gasoline has increased by 52%.
10- CA AAA retail gasoline prices have increased 39.8% (pre-Iranian situation).
11- CA AAA retail gasoline prices have increased 20.7% (since the Iranian situation).
12- CA cap-and-trade costs have ballooned by 80% ($0.15 to $0.27 approx.).
13- From 2019 to 2026 (today), CA AAA gasoline prices have increased 69%.
14- CA is the most dependent of all 50 states on foreign oil and gasoline, as well as imported jet fuel.
Fiona Simpson was caught outside with her infant daughter when large hail began pounding down. She threw herself over the child, taking the full force of the ice on her back, shoulders, and arms.
The photos show the result: deep, widespread bruising across her body. The baby was unharmed.
Nothing is more important to a mother than her child.
She didn’t hesitate. She covered her baby with everything she had.
A raw, powerful picture of sacrificial love.
In a world of Lindsays be a Fiona!
California families are being squeezed by some of the highest energy costs in the country, and enough is enough.
I’m joining Senator Tony Strickland in calling for the immediate resignation of every member of the California Energy Commission.
Unelected bureaucrats shouldn’t be making decisions that drive up the cost of getting to work, keeping the lights on, and providing for our families without being held accountable.
Californians deserve affordable energy and leaders who understand the real-world consequences of their decisions.
It’s time for accountability.
AB 1421 moves California closer to a statewide mileage tax — another potential cost just to get to work, take your kids to school, or care for loved ones.
Californians are taxed enough.
Make your voice heard. Contact your legislators and tell them: NO mileage tax. NO new driving costs. NO on AB 1421.
Meet termed-out politician Nancy, she’s a radical extremist politician who Gov Newsom appointed to a cushy 200k salaried commissioner position and has decided to focus on making life more unaffordable however she can: today’s goal: drive up the cost of tires by limiting supply. Pretty soon you’ll need a loan just to replace your tires…
California today became the first state in the nation to create rules limiting the kind of replacement tires people can buy for their car, pushing energy efficiency.
We were the only TV crew (maybe only news org) in the room when the California Energy Commission voted on this.
Today, I presented HR 129 on the Assembly Floor to recognize July as Sarcoma Awareness Month.
This is personal for families in Ladera Ranch, where at least six children and young adults have been diagnosed with Ewing sarcoma.
They deserve answers. I promised them I would keep fighting for them, and I intend to keep that promise.
Assemblywoman Kate Sanchez, representing Ladera Ranch, and @DianeDixonAD72 are proud to stand with U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli in supporting a thorough investigation into the reported pediatric Ewing Sarcoma cases in Ladera Ranch. Our focus is simple: determine the cause of these illnesses, provide answers to the affected families, and ensure every available scientific resource is used to help prevent this from happening again. @USAO_LosAngeles@billessayli
We warned Sacramento.
I introduced legislation (AB 2365) to crack down on teacher sexual misconduct and protect our kids.
They stalled and now California is under fed investigation.
Protect children first. Always.
Lord of life, today we ask for the grace to recognize and protect the unique and unrepeatable value of every human being. May we learn to welcome life unconditionally, to tenderly care for fragility, to accompany each stage with respect, and to bravely defend those who have no voice. Let’s #PrayTogether at https://t.co/VVI6MfRjM5
Over $37 million in net assets, $18 million+ in salaries and $1 million+ on advocacy. Another $5 million in taxpayer funding. Yet Sacramento Democrats keep blocking an independent audit of CHIRLA. What are they afraid of? Taxpayers deserve answers. @KateSanchezCA