Davies Disptach: Promoting Water Safety For Our Youth
Laurie’s Latest: Advocating for Financial Support for the San Clemente Shoreline Project
This week, I took a proactive role in addressing a significant fiscal challenge that has arisen in the ongoing San Clemente Shoreline Project. As an advocate for the environmental health and economic vitality of Orange County, I spearheaded a crucial…
Assemblymember Davies Named Vice-Chair of the Assembly Committee on Transportation
Sacramento – Today, Assemblymember Laurie Davies (R-Laguna Niguel) issued the following statement following Assembly Speaker Robert Rivas (D- Hollister) naming her the new Vice-Chair of the powerful Assembly Committee on Transportation:Ā ā€?I am honored to be named as Vice-Chair of this Committee…
Assemblywoman Laurie Davies recognizes 2024 Woman of the Year Nominees in the 74th Assembly District (San Diego County)
Oceanside, CA – On Saturday March 23rd, Assemblywoman Laurie Davies honored the 2024 Women of the Year ā€?Making Herstory” nominees at a reception in Oceanside. The event recognized the valuable contributions of women from California’s 74th Assembly District, celebrating their…
Assemblywoman Laurie Davies recognizes 2024 Woman of the Year Nominees in the 74th Assembly District (Orange County)
San Juan Capistrano, CA – On Sunday March 24th, Assemblywoman Laurie Davies honored the 2024 Women of the Year ā€?Making Herstory” nominees at a reception in San Juan Capistrano. The event recognized the valuable contributions of women from California’s 74th…
Two-Year Bills that Died (February 2024)
Ā Arts, Entertainment, Sports, and Tourism AB 734 (McCarty) Prohibits youth sports organizations and youth tackle football leagues from allowing children younger than 12 years old to participate in youth tackle football, starting with prohibiting children under 6 in 2025,…
Growing Our “Green Economy”
Laurie’s Latest: Reflecting on 2023
This year has been another whirlwind of a year in the State Assembly. We were able to push forth some common-sense measures for California families, while fighting back against legislation that aimed to harm our communities. There is plenty more…
State Spending– Total state spending – $291.5 billion ($19.3 billion less than the 2023 Budget Act)– $208.7 billion General Fund, $80.7 billion special funds, $2.0 billion bond funds– Total budget – $438.9 billion, including $147.4 billion federal funds General Fund…
