State Sen. Sabrina Cervantes’ bid to keep AI instructional tools from driving humans out of faculty and staff jobs at California community colleges, SB 241, passed the Senate Education Committee this morning on consent.
This week, Senator Sabrina Cervantes (D-Riverside), Chair of the Senate Committee on Elections and Constitutional Amendments, introduced Senate Bill 266 to improve language access on the California ballot.
California is one of the country’s most racially diverse states, with its population speaking more than 200 different languages and dialects, as CalMatters reported in 2022.
Senator Sabrina Cervantes honored Tami Friedrich of Eastvale as the Woman of the Year for the 31st Senate District at a State Capitol ceremony yesterday hosted by the California Legislative Women’s Caucus.
Higher education can mean greater opportunities – the knowledge and skills gained through education, as well as career and technical training, can be used for the rest of someone’s life.
During my time in the California State Assembly, I was successful in introducing important legislation and having 49 bills signed into law, along with more than $650 million delivered in resources. These achievements are a testament to working both for you and with you!
(RIVERSIDE, CA) --- Senator Sabrina Cervantes expressed her commitment to her office and her constituents during the Community Swearing-in Ceremony on Feb. 22, 2025, at California Citrus State Historic Park.
(SACRAMENTO, CA) --- Senator Sabrina Cervantes (D-Riverside) was honored early this week as the Legislator of the Year by the Faculty Association of California Community Colleges (FACCC).
In light of the devastating Southern California wildfires caused by these dangerous winds and dry conditions, I wanted to ensure you have information about local services and utilities, as well as getting prepared. According to an update from the National Weather Service, winds are expected to increase tonight and return early next week.
