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SACRAMENTO – California State Senator Bob Archuleta (D-Pico Rivera) released the following statement:

Governor Newsom has signed into law Senator Archuleta’s Senate Bill 480, the prohibiting law enforcement agencies from authorizing their employees from wearing uniforms that are camouflage or substantially similar to those of the United States Armed Forces. “Our police are not a military force,” said Senator Archuleta. “And it should not be made deliberately difficult for a member of the public to distinguish between the two.”

SACRAMENTO – California State Senator Bob Archuleta (D-Pico Rivera) released the following statement:

This week, Governor Newsom has signed into law Senator Archuleta’s Senate Bill 907, expanding upon California’s proud history of protecting children and providing support for military families.

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Dear Neighbor,

I hope this message finds you and your families well during this unprecedented time. I appreciate you doing your part to slow the spread of COVID-19, by wearing a face covering in public, practicing physical distancing, and staying safer at home.

The federal government has moved the deadline to complete and return the 2020 Census to Sept. 30, 2020.

While you and your families are staying safer at home, please complete the 2020 Census online, by phone or return the paper form mailed to your home earlier this year.

It takes only minutes complete, and the information you provide stays confidential.

Montebello – Senator Bob Archuleta (D-Pico Rivera) announced in a budget agreement that passed the Senate Monday he secured funding to support projects ranging from $4.5 million for a clinical trial network of blood cancer experts across UC cancer centers, $1.1 million for the city of La Habra Heights Fire Department, $4.2 million for the city of Whittier’s LGBTQ+ Regional Hub, and $5.4 million in support of county Veteran Service Officers.

Dear Neighbor,

It’s been another busy and productive month in Sacramento during this legislative session as my colleagues and I continue to work on ensuring all Californians are supported with the vital resources necessary to safely return families to both school and work.

With all the information about COVID-19 coming at us this week from a variety of sources, I encourage everyone to take a moment to gather our thoughts.

The next two weeks will be crucial as we continue to learn from the experts about COVID-19, otherwise known as the coronavirus. Your part as a constituent in the 32nd Senate District is essential as we keep each other informed.