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State Senator Anna Caballero will visit Hollister and San Juan Bautista on March 20. According to a recent release, her visit is part of an ongoing effort to educate members of the business community throughout her district on grant funding provided through SB 87: the California Small Business COVID-19 Grant Relief Program.

Governor Gavin Newsom has made it a point over the last couple of weeks to be visible in the Central Valley during the vaccine rollout. Many of his critics are wondering if its genuine or his was of responding to the recall effort. California senator Anna Caballero who represents portions of the Central Valley insists […]

President Biden’s appointment of Xavier Becerra as Health and Human Services secretary has given Gov. Gavin Newsom an opportunity to fill the vacancy created when Becerra resigned last week as California attorney general to move to Washington.

As legislators serving the Central Valley of California, we are closely following the various names being floated as possible appointments for California Attorney General. The attorney general is California’s top law enforcement and justice official, and we hope Gov. Gavin Newsom appoints a strong and capable leader, an ally in the significant efforts we have […]

SOLEDAD, Calif. (KION) Senator Anna Caballero has helped secure 500 doses of Johnson & Johnson’s vaccine for farmworkers and educators in the city.

Agricultural water service contractors south of the Delta were allocated 5% of their contract supply by the Bureau of Reclamation. Central Valley lawmakers think the state needs to do better.

“Today I rise to remember the legacy of Joseph Ostenson,” said state Senator Anna Caballero from her podium in the state Capitol, “fondly known as ‘Mr. O.’”

Sen. Anna Caballero has made it clear to Gov. Gavin Newsom she is interested in the Attorney General’s job that might open soon if the current occupant is confirmed for a cabinet post in the Biden Administration.

The momentum generated by Senate Bill 74 (Borgeas-Caballero), otherwise known as the Keep California Working Act, has successfully pushed Governor Gavin Newsom and legislative leadership to include an additional $2.1 billion in economic relief for small businesses and nonprofits, to achieve the $2.6 billion requested in SB 74.