TỪ THỦ PHỦ SACRAMENTO – Hôm nay, Dân Biểu Tiểu Bang Ash Kalra (Thành phố San José) thông báo mới nhất về bước tiếp theo của Nghị Quyết ACR 71 đã được thông qua đầu năm nay nhằm chính thức đặt tên đoạn Xa lộ Tiểu Bang 101 thuộc Quận Santa Clara, từ đường Story Road đến giao điểm với Xa lộ Tiểu Bang 280 và Xa lộ Tiểu Bang 680, là Xa Lộ Little Saigon.

SACRAMENTO – Today, Assemblymember Ash Kalra (D-San José) provides an update on the implementation of ACR 71, a chaptered resolution to designate the portion of State Route 101 in the County of Santa Clara from Story Road to the junction with State Highway Route 280 and State Highway Route 680 as the Little Saigon Freeway. 

SACRAMENTO – Today, Assemblymember Kalra released the following statement:

SACRAMENTO – Assembly Bill (AB) 2218, authored by Assemblymember Kalra (D-San José), has been vetoed by Governor Newsom. The bill would have established a state policy of recognizing and addressing historic water-related inequities perpetuated by state-sanctioned actions against California Native American Tribes. Assemblymember Kalra released the following statement:

SACRAMENTO – Assembly Bill (AB) 2263, authored by Assemblymember Kalra (D-San José), has been signed into law by Governor Newsom and will greenlight Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority’s (VTA) ability to set aside affordable housing for their employees. 

SACRAMENTO – Today, Assembly Bill (AB) 2495, authored by Assemblymember Kalra (D-San José), has been signed into law. AB 2495 expands the scope of prohibited unfair immigration-related practices that unscrupulous employers use to intimidate and dissuade workers from asserting their workplace rights.

SACRAMENTO – Assembly Bill (AB) 1999, authored by Assemblymember Kalra (D-San José), has been signed into law by Governor Newsom. AB 1999 makes common-sense changes to veterinary care statute to better protect the health of domestic animals and improve access to care from qualified veterinary professionals.

SACRAMENTO – Assembly Bill (AB) 2218, authored by Assemblymember Kalra (D-San José), passed the legislature with bipartisan support and now heads to the Governor. AB 2218 establishes a state policy of recognizing and addressing historic water-related inequities perpetuated by state-sanctioned actions against California Native American Tribes.