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  • Senator Monique Limón memorializes March 31 as a day for Californians to observe César Chávez's birthday and encourages California to followChávez's instance of nonviolence, social justice, and selfless service to others.

  • César Chávez

    - courtesy Jocelyn Sherman

  •  César Chávez

    -- courtesy Jocelyn Sherman

  • Senators Bates, Ochoa Bogh, Hurtado, Leyva, Limón, Atkins, Rubio, Kamlager, Durazo, Eggman, Caballero, and Gonzalez recognize the birthday of Ruth Bader Ginsburg with their ain Ginsburg collar.

  • Senator Steven Bradford

  • Senator Susan Rubio

  • Senator Connie Leyva

  • Senator Nancy Skinner

  • Senator Melissa Melendez

  • Senate President Pro Tempore Toni Atkins

  • Senators Mike McGuire and Bob Hertzberg

  • Senator Josh Becker presides over the Senate floor session on March 14, 2022

  • Senator Ochoa Bogh delivers her remarks without a face mask for the outset fourth dimension since her election to the Senate in 2020.

  • Though masking is withal "strongly recommended," the California Senate has relaxed its guidelines to allow members, staff, and the public to gather in the Capitol without face masks. Effective March 7, 2022, members may choose to wear, or not habiliment masks in the Senate Chamber. The state Senate has observed a strict masking requirement for the duration of the Covid-xix pandemic.

  • Senator Brian Jones and Senator Shannon Grove

  • Senator Gary K Hart ( Aug 13, 1943 - Jan ii, 2022) represented Santa Barbara and Ventura counties every bit both Assemblymember and Senator over a period spanning twenty years. A former High School teacher and college teacher, Senator Hart was a stiff abet for charter schools and education reform throughout his public service career. He is survived by his wife, Cary, and their three daughters.

  • Reminiscingonmemories of their shared fourth dimension in the Legislature, Senator Robert Hertzberg adjourned the Senate in honor of former Senator Gary K. Hart. Senator Hart's oldfundamental declension district is now represented pastSenator Hertzberg.

  • Senator Tom Umberg chaired the Assembly Educational activity Committee at the same fourth dimension Senator Gary K Hart chaired the Senate Education Committee andrecalls his deep admiration and respect forSenator Hart'south vision and intellect.

  • According to the American Heart Association'southward 2022 Heart Disease & Stroke Statistical Update, cardiovascular disease remains the greatest health threat for women. Wearing crimson on National Wear Red 24-hour interval helps heighten awareness about cardiovascular disease. Senators Connie Leyva, Monique Limón and María Elena Durazo

  • Senators wearing red in support of National Wear Blood-red Solar day , 2022. Senators Min, Hertzberg, Atkins, Rubio, Skinner, Caballero, Leyva, Eggman, Dodd, Archuleta, Newman, Glazer and Laird

  • Showing their support for women'due south middle health, Senators Archuleta, Wieckowski, Dodd, Pan, Hertzberg and Laird donned bright red ties on the floor. Senator Pecker Dodd'southward ruddy jacket was a show of back up and a true fashion statement!

  • "The eyes of the nation are on California this weekend," said Senator Steve Glazer in reference to this weekend's National Football Briefing title game between the San Francisco 49ers and the Los Angeles Rams . Senators Nancy Skinner and Bob Wieckowski showtheir team pride.

  • Representing the metropolis of Santa Clara, Senator Bob Wieckowski celebrates the San Francisco 49ers ' 75th year in the National Football League and their spot in the National Football game Conference title game.

  • Senator María Elena Durazo engages in skilful-natured barrack in support of her squad, the Los Angeles Rams.

  •                                                                          Senator Josh Becker: Team Niners

  • Summing up the sense of pride shared by both Northern and Southern Californians, Senator Bob Archuleta recognized the 49ers and Rams every bit the "two best teams in pro football. Go CALIFORNIA!"

  • Senators Lena Gonzalez and Dave Cortese leave the Senate floor upon banishment of the day's session.

  • Senator Scott Wiener

  • Senator Ben Allen adjourns the California Senate in honor of Sidney Poitier, who died in Jan 2022. Poitier  was a Bahamian-American thespian, film director, and diplomat. In1964, Sidney Poitier became the first Black person and first Bahamanian to win the Academy Award's Oscar for Best Histrion.

  • In remembrance of his life and legacy, Senate President pro-Tem Toni Atkins commemorates the life of Martin Luther Male monarch, Jr. on the Senate floor.

  • Senator Sydney Kamlagerand other members of the Senate rose to honor Dr. Martin Luther King's legacy and celebrate what would have been his 93rd birthday on Jan 15, 2022.

  • Senator Bob Archuleta

  • Senator Monique Limón

  • Senator Steven Bradford

  • Senator Susan Eggman

  • Senator Ben Hueso

  • Senator Susan Rubio

  • Senator Nancy Skinner

  • Senator Dave Cortese salutes the flag before the Legislative session reconvenes for the final twelvemonth in the two-year session.

  • With a focus on housing, climate, and COVID-19, the 2021-2022 Legislative session reconvened on January iii, 2022. Senate President pro-Tem Toni Atkins welcomes members back to the Senate chamber

  • Senators Connie Leyva and Lena Gonzalez

  • Senator Brian Jones

  • Senators John Laird, Bob Archuleta, and Monique Limón

  • Senator Shannon Grove

  • Senators Mike McGuire and Bob Wieckowski

  • Senators Beak Dodd and Brian Dahle

  • Senator Melissa Melendez adjourned the September one, 2021 session in honor of Marine Corps Cpl. Hunter Lopez. Hunter Lopez was just 22 years former when he was killed in action in Afghanistan. He joined the Marines in 2017 and aspired to get a Riverside Sherriff in his hometown of Riverside, California.

  • Roseville native, Marine Corps Sgt. Nicole Gee was honored on the Senate floor past Senator Jim Nielsen. She graduated from high school in 2016 and joined the Marines a yr afterward. Sgt. Gee was among those killed in the assault against Americans and Afghans at Hamid Karzai International Airport.

  • Senator Rosilicie Ochoa Bogh adjourned in retentivity of Marine Corps Lance Cpl. Dylan R. Merola. He was from Rancho Cucamonga and hoped to study engineering after his war machine service. Dylan was only twenty years old when he, forth with 12 other US Service members were killed in the Kabul airport set on.

  • The northern Mexican state of Nuevo Leon recently elected Dr. Samuel Garcia. At 33 years onetime, Governor-elect Garcia is the youngest governor to be elected in Nuevo Leon's history. Garcia and his wife, Mariana Rodriguez, were recognized on the Senate flooring by Senator Ben Hueso.

  • Senator Ben Hueso

  • Senate pro Tempore Toni Atkins meets with Marina del Pilar Ávila, Governor-elect of Baja California, Mexico

  • The California Senate Fellows program was established in 1973 to provide participants with insight into the legislative process. The fellowship program's goals include exposing people with diverse life experiences and backgrounds to the legislative process and providing inquiry and other professional staff assistance to the Senate. The program is jointly sponsored by the Senate and the Center for California Studies at California State University, Sacramento (Sacramento State). This yr'southward Fellows had a unique experience considering of the Covid-xix pandemic and statewide lock-down.They were honored from the Gallery of the Senate chamber in August.

  • Senator Andreas Borgeas

  • Senator Steve Glazer appear the recent death of sometime Senator Richard Rainey who served California'southward seventh Senate District. Senator Glazer currently represents the same district.

  • Senator Steven Bradford presiding over the Senate

  • Senator Melissa Hurtado

  • Senator Anthony Portantino

  • Senate President pro Tem Toni Atkins and Senator Brian Jones

  • Senators Josh Newman and Monique Limón

  • For the first time since March of 2020, members of the Senate are seated at their own desks.

  • Although California's stay-at-abode order has been lifted and pandemic restrictions eased, the California Senate continues to encourage social altitude and requires face masks at all times.

  • Senator Monique Limón

  • Senators Brian Jones, Susan Eggman,and Brian Dahle confer during Senate session

  • Senators Mike McGuire and Neb Dodd

  • Senators Ben Allen and Bob Wieckowski

  • Senator Patricia Bates

  • Senator Ben Allen

  • Senator Anna Caballero

  • Senator Andreas Borgeas

  • Senator Josh Becker

  • Senator Brian Dahle

  • Senator Susan Eggman

  • Senate President pro Tempore, Toni Atkins

  • Senator John Laird

  • Senator Lena Gonzalez

  • Senator Nancy Skinner

  • Senator Josh Newman

  • Senator Connie Leyva

  • Senator Steven Bradford stands in support of a resolution recognizingJune 19th as a day for Californians to honour and reflect on the important part African Americans take played in American history.Juneteenth, likewise known as "Juneteenth Independence Day," "Emancipation Day," "Emancipation Commemoration," and "Freedom Day," is the oldest African American holiday observance in the USA.

  • Senator María Elena Durazo

  • Senator Dave Min

  • Senator Susan Rubio

  • Senator Monique Limón

  • Senator Ben Hueso

  • Senator Scott Wiener

  • Senator Bob Hertzberg presents a resolution memorializing the achievements of Sugihara Chiune in saving thousands of Jewish lives during WWII. Sugihara was a Japanese diplomat who risked his task and the lives of his family to help thousands of Jews abscond Europe past issuing transit visas to them so they could travel through Japanese territory.

  • Senator Richard Pan speaks in support of a resolution recognizing the calendar week of May nine, 2021, to May 15, 2021 as HospitalCalendar week , and recognizes the life-saving contributions of hospitals in this state during the unprecedented coronavirus pandemic. Senator Pan is a pediatrician in the Sacramento area.

  • Senate President pro Tem Toni Atkins adjourned the Senate in memory of Navy veteran Clayton Schenkelberg, who, at age 103, was believed to be the oldest Pearl Harbor survivor. Mr. Schenkelberg was built-in October 17, 1917 and died April 14, 2021

  • Senator Brian Jones

  • Senate Minority Leader Scott Wilk

  • Senator Bob Archuleta

  • Senator Lena Gonzalez

  • Senator Shannon Grove

  • Senator Robert Hertzberg adjourns the Senate in honor of old Vice President, Walter "Fritz" Mondale who died on Apr 19, 2021. Mondale served as the 42nd vice president of the U.s.a. from 1977 to 1981 under President Jimmy Carter.

  • Senator Sydney Kamlager

  • Senator Jim Nielsen, considered the "Dean of the Senate" because of his lengthy service to the Legislature, served alongside Senator James Mills in the 1970s and early 1980s and shared his recollections of the former pro Tem.

  • Senator Mike McGuire

  • Senator Henry Stern

  • Senator John Laird

  • Senator Dave Cortese

  • Senator Melissa Melendez

  • Senator Richard Pan, chair of the California Asian & Pacific Islander Legislative Caucus opens the Senate with a prayer calling for support and unity against the rising tide of violence facing Asian-American and Pacific Islander communities.

  • Senator Josh Newman

  • Senator Sydney Kamlager

  • Senator Richard Roth

  • Senator Steve Glazer

  • Senator Bill Dodd

  • Senator Tom Umberg

  • Senator Brian Jones

  • Senator Rosilicie Ochoa Bogh

  • Senator Bob Wieckowski

  • Senator Ben Hueso

  • Senator Ben Allen

  • Mindful of social distancing protocol, Senators Bob Archuleta and Susan Rubio greet each other with an "elbow bump" on the Senate floor.

  • Senators Josh Newman and Tom Umberg

  • Senate President pro Tem Toni Atkins confers withSenate Minority Leader Scott Wilk at the start of Senate session

  • Senator Steven Bradford introduces a measure recognizing February 2021 as Black History Month. SCR 10 urges citizens to join in celebrating the accomplishments of African Americans during Black History Month and encourages the people of California to recognize the many talents, achievements, and contributions of African Americans.

  • Senator Lena Gonzalez

  • Senator Connie Leyva

  • Senator Melissa Melendez

  • Senator María Elena Durazo

  • Senator Dave Cortese

  • Senator Tom Umberg

  • Senator Ben Hueso

  • Senator Brian Jones

  • Senator Josh Newman

  • Senator Connie Leyva

  • Senate Bulk Leader Robert Hertzberg

  • Senator Susan Eggman

  • Senate Minority Leader Shannon Grove

  • Senator Richard Pan speaks on behalf of the Asian-Pacific Island caucus in recognition of Dr. King's contributions to the civil rights movement.

  • Senator Scott Wilk

  • Senator Dave Cortese

  • Senators John Laird and Dave Min greet each other with an elbow bump before the start of session

  • Senate President pro Tem Toni Atkins welcomes members back to the Senate for the start of the new year.

  • Senator Scott Wiener

  • Senators Mike McGuire and Dave Min

  • Senator Jim Nielsen

  • Senator Susan Eggman

  • Senators Anthony Portantino and Ben Allen

  • Senators Richard Pan, Nancy Skinner and John Laird

  • Senators Anna Caballero and Richard Roth

  • Senator Mike McGuire

  • Senators Josh Becker and Susan Eggman

  • Senator Bob Archuleta

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Source: https://www.senate.ca.gov/

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