Assemblymember Freddie Rodriguez and Senator Connie Leyva in partnership with the City of Pomona and Pomona Health Promoters and Western University College of Graduate Nursing present Health First!
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Please join Assemblymembers Medina and myself as we host California Attorney General Xavier Becerra to discuss the federal impacts of the Trump White House on the Inland Empire.
As the biggest holiday shopping season approaches, I encourage you to shop local whenever you can.
This Saturday, November 26 is Small Business Saturday which serves as an important opportunity to show support for our many local small businesses.
One of the best investments we can make in our community is supporting local businesses. Local business owners are the backbone of California's economy. Contact my office or click here to learn about resources for small business owners.
Did you know there are more veterans that call California home than any other state? Join me on November 11 to pay tribute to our nation’s veterans who have honorably served and sacrificed for our country.
This year it was a privilege to honor Donald Vodvarka from Montclair as the Veteran of the Year from the 52nd Assembly District. Donald served in the Navy from 1945 to 1958, during which time he received a presidential commendation from President Harry S. Truman.
Let us commemorate Veterans Day by honoring their service, sharing their stories for the future generations, and providing them with the quality services and benefits they have earned and deserve.
More information on Veterans resources are available at my website.
It's time to "fall back" and turn our clocks one hour back to Pacific Standard Time at 2 a.m. on Sunday, November 6.
Also, this is a good time to ensure your smoke alarms are working and the batteries are up-to-date; and then check on the ones in the home of a parent, grandparent, or older neighbor. The conditions in California of dry wind and drought means we have seen more than our share of home fires and wildfires.
Lastly, confirm the age of the alarm too. The sensing technology wears out after ten years. An out of date alarm cannot safeguard your home and family against fires.
Officer Shaun Diamond was a dedicated officer and a beloved member of the community who was taken from us far too soon. The sacrifice he made to protect and serve will never be forgotten.
On Saturday, October 29 we will commemorate the two-year anniversary of Officer Diamond's passing by officially dedicating a portion of the I-10 as the Officer Shaun Diamond Memorial Highway.
I hope you will join me, the Pomona Police Department and the Diamond family to honor Shaun and pay tribute to his service.
Saturday, October 29
10 a.m. - Noon
Preciado Street & White Avenue
Grassy area, east side of the park
Pomona
With over 37 million people living and working in California, a major earthquake could cause unprecedented devastation.
What we do now, before a big earthquake, will determine what our lives will be like afterwards. With earthquakes being an inevitable part of California’s future, we must act quickly to ensure that disasters do not become catastrophes.
Make sure you’re prepared by participating in the Great California Shakeout, a statewide earthquake drill held annually on the third Thursday of October. The 2016 drill will be at 10:20 a.m. on October 20.
The 2016 Shakeout drill will be the largest preparedness event in world history. It is organized by the Earthquake Country Alliance.
To participate, go to www.ShakeOut.org/california/register and pledge your family, school, business, or organization’s participation in the drill. Registered participants will receive information on how to plan their drill and create a dialogue about earthquake safety.
For any other questions and information, please call (909) 902-9606.
Join co-host Assemblymember Chris Holden and me as we help find loving homes for the cats, dogs, rabbits, and birds at the Inland Valley Humane Society (IVHS).
Thursday, October 20
10 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Inland Valley Humane Society
500 Humane Way
Pomona, 91766
RSVP Online + Get Directions +
You SAVE $75 on Adoption Fees.
Any dog or cat that has been at the shelter for 2 weeks or more will be $70*. The discounted adoption fees still cover:
*Adoption fees are normally $145. You SAVE $75
For questions please call my district office at (909) 902-9606. An annual registration fee may apply according to the city of residence.
