Palm Desert, CA – Assemblymember Greg Wallis today denounced Palm Desert Mayor Pro Tem Joe Pradetto's proposal to rescind the city's recognition of LGBTQ+ Pride.

Californians aren’t just tired. They’re shut out. In homes across Beaumont, Palm Springs, and the Coachella Valley, people watched Sacramento churn through billion-dollar deals and.

Last year in the California Legislature, Assemblymember Greg Wallis, R-Bermuda Dunes, authored Assembly Bill 2678 that extended the decal program through Jan. 1, 2027. It passed both chambers.

Inland Empire legislators who supported the budget included Assemblymembers Juan Carrillo, Robert Garcia, John Harabedian, Corey Jackson, Michelle Rodriguez, Greg Wallis and Ramos. Also backing.

The acknowledgment was in support of a recently introduced legislative resolution by Wallis, to formally recognize the week of July 21st through July 27th, 2025.

The event is being hosted by Assemblyman Greg Wallis in partnership with the desert recreation district. Organizers say scammers are targeting older adults every day.

For CA Assemblymember Greg Wallis, mental wellness is linked to affordable housing. Housing advocates often blame the California Environmental Quality Act for the housing shortage, which allows anyone to sue over environmental concerns,.

“Collaborating with Speaker Rivas and the budget chairs of both houses, we united in a bipartisan response to the tragic events to support the Palm.