ASSEMBLYMEMBER
Greg
Wallis
Honored to serve portions of Riverside and San Bernardino Counties
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Warning: Cap-and-Trade Changes Could Raise Gas Prices by $1
Wallis Requested Independent Cost Review Before Lawmakers Moved Forward. SACRAMENTO — Chevron is warning that proposed changes to California’s Cap-and-Trade program could raise gas prices by.
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These public documents are hidden from view. Two California lawmakers want to change that
Two California lawmakers are trying to open up legislative documents that are technically public records, but difficult for even the most seasoned Capitol insiders to.
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Assemblymember Greg Wallis Introduces Bill to Increase Transparency in California’s Legislative Process
Sacramento, CA – Assemblymember Greg Wallis (R-Bermuda Dunes) today introduced AB 2063, a straightforward measure to make position letters submitted on bills more accessible to the public. The bill.
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Assemblymember Greg Wallis Honored with Force for Nature Award for Desert Conservation Leadership
Sacramento, CA – Assemblymember Greg Wallis (R-Palm Desert) received the Force for Nature Award from the Power In Nature Coalition at the Third Annual Force.
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Statement by Assemblymember Greg Wallis on Minnesota
Sacramento, CA – The video from Minnesota is deeply troubling. A full and transparent investigation must happen. Not an internal review, but real accountability that.
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Statement from Assemblymember Greg Wallis on Governor Newsom's State of the State Address
Statement from Assemblymember Greg Wallis on Governor Newsom’s State of the State Address. Sacramento, CA – “The Governor outlined ambitious proposals today, but Californians need state.
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Assemblymember Greg Wallis Calls on Palm Desert to Denounce Councilmember’s Proposal to End Pride Month
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.
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Majority in Sacramento doesn't listen to the people's voices
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.