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15 May 2012
From the Campaign
Holly Speaks Out about the Governor’s Proposed Budget Cuts
Assemblymember Holly J. Mitchell spoke on the steps of the Capitol building in a unified message to the Governor that his proposed cuts disproportionately affect African American and Latino communities. READ MORE
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Holly Speaks with Larry Mantle on KPCC’s AirTalk about Gov. Brown’s Budget Cuts
Governor Jerry Brown's revised $91 billion budget plan for California will cut healthcare and welfare spending, and halt construction of new courthouses, he announced this morning in Sacramento. In addition, the budget would protect funding for education and public safety. “This budget reflects the fact that the nation’s economic recovery is proceeding more slowly than anticipated,” said Governor Brown. “Lower tax revenues, coupled with federal government obstructions ... READ MORE
2 May 2012
From the Campaign
Stand for Children Rally
Assemblymember Mitchell attends the Annual Stand For Children Rally and speaks to hundreds of working families who come to advocate against cuts to child care. As a mother, former advocate, and CEO of a major child development corporation, Assemblymember Mitchell understands the critical value child care brings to economies and communities. READ MORE
Culver City Patch / By Kelly Hartog
Assemblymember Holly Mitchell to Join Culver City Kids’ Bike Safety Festival
Join the community and Assemblymember Holly Mitchell (D-Culver City) on Sun. May 6 for El Marino’s free festival teaching kids (and parents) how to ride bikes safely and encourage them to bike to school more frequently. Thanks to a grant from the California Department of Health, the local non-profit organization Walk ‘n Rollers will host and promote the kickoff for El Marino’s Bike to School Week festival this coming Sunday, ... READ MORE
Daily Bruin / By Katherine Hafner
Proposed Act to Fund Middle-Class Students’ Tuition Meets Opposition from Companies
State legislation to create a scholarship for middle-income college students has stirred up opposition from large corporations in recent weeks. The act, which was co-authored by Speaker of the California Assembly John Perez (D-Los Angeles), would raise corporate taxes on companies and direct the money toward a middle-class scholarship program. Several companies, including Chrysler, General Motors, International Paper, Kimberly-Clarke and Procter & Gamble, recently formed a coalition ... READ MORE




