From a constituent in Los Angeles, CABan ALPR Mass Surveillance, Not Just Flock
Stop the shell game. Communities dropping Flock contracts are simply switching to Axon and other competitors that do the exact same thing — mass surveillance of every driver, regardless of suspicion. The problem was never the company name on the camera. Ban automated license plate reader surveillanc
From a verified voter in Los Angeles, CAWe need to suspend all gas taxes for a year. Any sustained state fuel taxes, including increases, will be reflected negatively in the November polls. Blocking gas tax relief in California is anti-citizen, anti-business, and unacceptable. Get out of the way of working families. We, citizens of Califo
From a constituent in Los Angeles, CARight now there are immigrants and elderly people in Los Angeles being evicted because of the LA Olympics. The landlords want to make these units into air bnbs. They are able to do this using the Ellis act. We need to get rid of the Ellis act and help vulnerable renters not end up on the street so t
From a constituent in Los Angeles, CABan Tipping in California and Mandate Fair Wages for Service Workers
California should lead the country by banning tipping and requiring restaurants to pay service workers a real wage. The current system is broken — it lets customers, consciously or not, pay workers differently based on race, gender, or sexuality. That's not a feature of tipping culture, it's a docum
From a constituent in Los Angeles, CASupport AI Development Pause and International Safety Cooperation
Use every tool available to you at the state level to support a pause on advanced AI development and push for international cooperation on AI safety. The people building this technology are now openly warning it could kill us all. Jacob Coxon, a researcher who quit Anthropic over this, wrote that ne
From a constituent in Los Angeles, CAEnforce California's Delete Act — Fines Must Hurt More Than Noncompliance
California's DELETE Act and DROP platform are only as strong as the enforcement behind them. Right now, data brokers are doing the math and choosing to ignore the law. Stanford University researchers found fewer than 1 in 10 registered data brokers fully complied with California Consumer Privacy Act
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