STATE NEWS
From the Capitol
CSEA supports bills to curb gun violence
On May 24, there was yet another deadly school shooting that took the lives of 19 children and two educators in an Uvalde, Texas elementary school. This was among one of the many back-to-back massacres that have transpired recently, including at a Buffalo, New York supermarket, a medical facility in Tulsa, Oklahoma and a Taiwanese church in Orange County, Calif....
State invests record $170 billion in public education
The state budget signed on June 30 by Governor Newsom was a great victory for public education, students and CSEA members.
CSEA-sponsored bills advancing in Sacramento
Major progress on CSEA’s sponsored bills has been achieved in this year’s legislative session. After passing through their respective Assembly and Senate committees, two CSEA-sponsored bills will be included in the newly-enacted state budget, with the remaining bills now up for final deliberations.
What’s the Word on elections and legislation
There is much work for CSEA in the coming months to ensure our sponsored bills are passed and our endorsed candidates win election. Hear all about this year’s elections and legislation, recorded from the state capitol in Sacramento, in the latest episode of Association President Matthew “Shane” Dishman’s “What’s the Word?"
