Ayala sworn in as first Mexican American California state senator
Democrat Rubin Ayala, 50, San Bernardino County supervisor, was sworn into the California State Senate becoming the chamber's first Mexican American member. His victory breaks a 20 20 split, giving Democrats a 21 vote majority for the first time since 1972. Ayala spoke in Spanish and English, pledging to open doors to a better life for San Bernardino County and California residents.
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Bill seeks to overhaul governor trustee nominations
Sacramento The Assembly Ways and Means Committee advanced a bill to overhaul appointing processes for State Community College and State University trustees. It would create a Higher Education Nominating Committee, require five nominees, and add voting faculty and student members to each board. Critics argued it removes governor accountability while supporters cite more diverse boards.
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Senator Joseph Kennick of Long Beach introduced a bill to allow 16 year olds to register to vote at campus locations designated by schools. He said the measure follows a request from a newly formed High School Student Lobby group.
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