Articles written by Assemblymember Marie Waldron
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The grape state of California
Last week the Assembly Select Committee on Wine and also the Governmental Organiz... — Updated 12/6/2018 Full story
We're open for business
The holidays are here, the elections are behind us and the Legislature is out of... — Updated 11/30/2018 Full story
Big changes in Sacramento
The Legislature will convene Dec. 3 for one day to swear in new members and... — Updated 11/22/2018 Full story
Honoring service and leadership
Over the past year I have been honored to recognize dozens of organizations and... — Updated 11/18/2018 Full story
DMV updates
The Department of Motor Vehicles has been in the news a lot recently. Problems ha... — Updated 11/9/2018
Intellectual and developmental disabilities matter
As a member of the bipartisan Assembly Select Committee on Intellectual and... — Updated 11/13/2018
Preserving Our Regional Jewel
The Santa Margarita River Preserve in Fallbrook is a unique bit of Southern... — Updated 10/7/2018 Full story
Business matters
California is the world’s fifth largest economy, but when our cost of living... — Updated 9/27/2018 Full story
Improving healthcare access
CHBRP is a strange sounding acronym for an important program providing... — Updated 9/24/2018 Full story
Rebuilding after the Lilac fire
Last December’s Lilac fire devastated 4,100 acres in the Bonsall/Fallbrook... — Updated 9/17/2018 Full story
Focus on first responders
California’s recent fires remind residents of the importance of direct, rapid... — Updated 9/8/2018 Full story
This is avocado country
Avocados are one of California’s signature crops. Though only five California... — Updated 8/31/2018 Full story
Legislature must act on fires
This past year some of the worst wildfires in California history have killed 52... — Updated 8/23/2018 Full story
First 5 in our district
In 1998, Proposition 10 established the First 5 program to provide early... — Updated 8/10/2018 Full story
Getting ready to be counted
The first national census was taken in 1790, and the nation is gearing up for... — Updated 8/4/2018 Full story
Water mismanagement
So, can you live on 55 gallons of water a day? No one can. Legislation just enact... — Updated 7/28/2018 Full story
Working for the district
This session my legislative package deals with public safety, health care, govern... — Updated 7/14/2018 Full story
Helping our local citrus economy
California's fresh-market citrus producers are working hard to prevent being... — Updated 7/9/2018 Full story
Kids and the great outdoors
Electronic devices and virtual reality can be great, but there’s nothing like... — Updated 6/30/2018 Full story
Animals need our advocacy too
Most of us love animals and want to see that they are treated humanely. That’s... — Updated 5/19/2018 Full story
Better roads without higher taxes
Even before the recent increase, Californians were paying some of the highest... — Updated 5/11/2018 Full story
Getting sensible about public safety
Recent changes in California’s criminal statutes resulting from passage of... — Updated 5/5/2018
Poison on our streets
Our young people are facing dangers that many parents aren't aware of. Fentanyl,... — Updated 4/27/2018 Full story
California developmentally disabled advocacy
The Assembly Select Committee on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities... — Updated 4/13/2018 Full story
Safeguarding our schools
School safety has to be our first priority. That's why I introduced Assembly... — Updated 4/7/2018
