O’Donnell Introduces Bill to Keep Long Beach Tidelands Clean for Future Generations
Assembly Bill 2687 Will Ensure Funds Are Available to Clean-Up Abandoned Oil Wells
Assemblymember O’Donnell Statement on Proposed 2020-21 Budget
Assemblymember O’Donnell Statement on Proposed 2020-21 Budget
Chair of Assembly Education Committee applauds balanced approach, increased funding for schools
O'Donnell Statement on Shooting in Long Beach
More must be done to address gun violence and prevent these tragedies from happening again
(Long Beach) – Assemblymember Patrick O’Donnell (D-Long Beach) issued the following statement in response to a tragic shooting at a local Halloween party:
More Water on the Way for Catalina Island
O’Donnell helps secures funding for water storage and distribution facilities
(Sacramento) – More water is on the way for Catalina Island following the preliminary approval of $10 million in grant funding from the California Department of Water Resources.
Californians will vote on $15 billion bond to renovate aging schools, build more classrooms
California voters will have a chance to approve $15 billion in bond funding to renovate aging school buildings in the state’s March primary under a bill Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Monday.
The measure designates $9 billion for preschool through high school, $2 billion for community colleges, $2 billion for the University of California and $2 billion for California State University.
O’Donnell School Bond Bill Signed by the Governor
Assembly Bill 48 Will Provide $15 Billion to Ensure Schools are Safe and Updated
Sacramento - Assemblymember Patrick O’Donnell (D-Long Beach) issued the following statement in response to Governor Newsom signing Assembly Bill 48:
O’Donnell Charter School Reform Bill Signed By the Governor
AB 1505 Will Strengthen Accountability and Oversight of Charter Schools
Sacramento - Assemblymember Patrick O’Donnell (D-Long Beach) issued the following statement in response to Governor Newsom signing Assembly Bill 1505:
“AB 1505 is a long overdue reform of the state’s charter school law.
New era for charter schools: Newsom signs bill after intensive negotiations
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Thursday a comprehensive rewrite of the charter school law that will expand the authority of local school boards to reject new charter schools while requiring that they more clearly justify their reasons for doing so.