State Funds for Nonprofit, Loads of Hope, Receive Green Light from City
STOCKTON – This week, the City of Stockton unanimously approved $400,000 in State funds for Loads of Hope, a nonprofit that provides free services to homeless individuals in our
New California Bill Targets Retail Theft, ‘Unintended Consequences’ of Prop. 47
With retail theft crimes impacting communities across California, Assemblyman Carlos Villapudua (D-Stockton) is introducing legislation that will address concerns related to a measure passed by voters in 2014 to reform criminal justice laws.
At issue is Proposition 47, designed to reduce prison populations by recategorizing some felony drug and theft crimes as misdemeanors.
California Democrat takes aim at law that lowered penalties in effort to combat crime
California Assemblyman Carlos Villapudua is introducing a referendum to tackle the growing retail theft epidemic in his state.
Stockton lawmaker releases referendum targeting parts of Prop 47
Asm. Villapudua wants to see the referendum on a ballot as soon as possible.
STOCKTON, Calif. — A state lawmaker from Stockton released a new referendum aimed at tackling retail theft.
"I've seen it done in my hometown of Stockton. Enough is enough. For us, it's all hands on deck. We need to do something. We should have done it yesterday, but we're on it today," said Democratic Assemblymember Carlos Villapudua (D-Stockton).
Assemblymember Carlos Villapudua Introduces Referendum to Address Key Issues in Proposition 47
SACRAMENTO, CA – Assemblymember Carlos Villapudua (D- Stockton) is introducing a groundbreaking referendum aimed at addressing critical concerns related to Proposition 47.
Miracle Mile Ad Hoc Workgroup Hosts Second Public Meeting
Business Development, Safe Mobility Become Focus of Conversation
STOCKTON – The Ad Hoc Workgroup for Stockton’s Miracle Mile Improvement Project hosted their second public meeting this evening.
Bipartisan Effort Urges for Appropriate Funding of Clean Cars 4 All Program
Villapudua Spearheads Letter Signed by 37 Legislators; Backs Funding for Regional Programs
SACRAMENTO, CA – In a letter delivered today to the California Air Resources Board (CARB), more than 35 state legislators expressed concerns about how funding is allocated for the climate equity progr