California Assembly Republican Caucus

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Assembly Republicans Tour Areas Devastated by Eaton Fire
April 4, 2025ALTADENA – On Monday, March 31, Assembly Republicans toured fire-ravaged areas of Altadena to assess the damage left by the Eaton Fire and hear directly from federal and Los Angeles County officials about the response, ongoing cleanup and rebuilding efforts. Assembly...
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ICYMI: California’s sky-high gas prices? Blame Sacramento Democrats, not “Big Oil.”
April 2, 2025A new USC study confirms what Californians already know: our high gas prices are the result of deliberate policy choices. From Sacramento’s 60 cents per gallon gas tax to Cap-and-Trade and other expensive regulations, it’s obvious that Democrat policies are...
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Assembly Democrats Kill Proposals to Save Girls’ Sports
April 1, 2025SACRAMENTO – Today, Democrats on the Assembly Arts, Entertainment, Sports, and Tourism Committee voted along party lines to kill AB 844 (Essayli) and AB 89 (Sanchez)—two bills introduced to protect the fairness and safety of female student-athletes. These proposals would have...
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Assembly Republicans Join Bluesky Because They’re Not Afraid of People Who Disagree With Them
March 27, 2025Democrats can run, but they can’t hide from being called out for their out-of-touch agenda. SACRAMENTO - Today, following Assembly Democrats’ announcement that nearly their entire caucus will no longer use the social media platform X, Assembly Republicans have launched an...
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- Trump administration warns California will lose federal funds if trans athletes keep playing in girls’ sports
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