"AB 2691 draws a clear line, one that's been needed for far too long and is too urgent to ignore: those convicted of felony sexual assault or human trafficking should not be on the ballot to hold positions of public office. It's a matter of trust." said Addis.
SACRAMENTO – Assemblymember Dawn Addis (D-Morro Bay), introduced Assembly Bill 2691, The Public Trust Protection Act, aimed at updating California's standards for eligibility to serve in elected office by ensuring that individuals convicted of felony convictions in
SACRAMENTO – Assemblymember Dawn Addis (D-Morro Bay), announced that Assembly Bill 2393 (AB 2393), has passed the Assembly Judiciary Committee today, advancing efforts in holding federal agents and private contractors accountable for violations of Californians' con
Assemblymember Addis presented AB 1744, Clear Labels Clear Seas (Sunscreen) Act, during a hearing of the Privacy and Consumer Protections Committee at the State Capitol.
"I'm proud that AB 1539 just passed out of its first committee with bi-partisan support. My bill sends a clear message: California protects our elections," said Addis. "While the President postures for a third term – including selling "Rewrite the Rules" merchandise and refusing to say he will refrain from a third-term attempt, it is more urgent than ever that California act. AB 1539 is a clear, straightforward way to protect our democracy and make clear that we will not tolerate any erosion of the Constitution."
March 27, 2026
Matthew Giacona
Bureau of Ocean Energy Management
1849 C Street
NW Washington D.C., 20240
Submitted via: http://www.federalregister.gov
Dear Secretary Giacona,
"When Diablo Canyon was extended from '25 to '30, it was left unclear whether the community mitigation fund should continue or not," said Assemblymember Dawn Addis, District 30. "It's a clarification that those funds should continue as part of Diablo Canyon."
The bill is co-authored by Assemblymember Dawn Addis. The proposed legislation aims to fill a gap in funding that has left SLO County schools and public agencies reeling, as 2025 marked the end of the mitigation payments paid by PG&E to local governments through a 2016 settlement negotiated as agencies prepared for the closure of Diablo Canyon.
SACRAMENTO – Assemblymember Dawn Addis (D-Morro Bay), announced that Assembly Bill 1539 (AB 1539), the Protect Our Democracy Act, has passed the Assembly Elections Committee today with bipartisan support, advancing efforts to strengthen constitutional protections a
The California Legislative Central Coast Caucus, which includes State Legislators Dawn Addis, Gregg Hart and John Laird, agreed. "Our economy on the Central Coast relies heavily upon the pristine quality of its natural environment," a joint statement from the legislators said. "New oil drilling on the coast will recklessly jeopardize our fisheries, coastal communities and marine ecosystems. Our constituents know all too well the irreversible damage that these facilities will cause — they are still recovering from the 2015 Refugio oil spill and the very same pipeline that the federal administration plans to reopen."
