Senator Nathan Johnson

Community members, advocates, families, and leaders gathered at City Hall to celebrate the beginning of Pride Month.

Honored that our office could participate in the annual Pride Flag Raising Ceremony hosted by Council Members Laura Cadena and Chad West, continuing a tradition first spearheaded by former Council Member Adam Medrano.

The American story has always been shaped by people who dared to live authentically and push society forward.

From innovation and activism to public service and the arts, the LGBTQIA+ community has helped shape the fabric of our nation.

A beloved member of our community, Sylvia Collins brought kindness and good cheer along with her fierce passion for Dallas politics.

She was a stalwart advocate, and a dear friend to so many of us. She gave all of herself to make a better world for others.

We will miss her.

Rest in peace, Sylvia.

Our community came together to honor the lives lost in Oak Cliff this week.

While our hearts were heavy, our community showed up to pay respect to our friend Hon. Sylvia Collins, remember those who were lost, and stand with the families affected by this tragedy.

Gratitude to the organizers and everyone who came together in support.

Honoring the legacy, resilience, and ingenuity of Jewish Americans, whose contributions have helped shape the character, culture, and progress of our nation.

As the days of Eid begin and communities gather in celebration and reflection, may this occasion fill every table with laughter, every heart with peace, and every step forward with hope.

Eid al-Adha Mubarak to all who celebrate.

Our office is closely monitoring developments in Oak Cliff.

We are keeping everyone affected in our thoughts and are grateful for the brave first responders on the scene.

Please avoid the area if possible.

What to know: Oak Cliff apartment complex fire, explosion Nearly 100 firefighters responded to an apartment fire Thursday afternoon at a building in the 400 block of east 9th Street.

Healthcare leaders, street medicine providers, and policymakers gathered in Dallas for the 5th Annual 2026 Texas Street Medicine Symposium to discuss innovative approaches to compassionate care for people experiencing homelessness.

Thank you to Baylor Scott & White Health for hosting Team Johnson and for the meaningful conversation on expanding access to care and building pathways toward lasting stability.

We’ve delivered policy wins that make government work better for Texans: defending public education and expanding pre-K, cutting red tape for housing, cracking down on AI scams, and saving taxpayer dollars by moving elections to November.

Young Texans experiencing acute mental health crises need timely access to high-quality residential care.

House Bill 3121 (Alec's Law) establishes a voluntary quality certification program that allows providers to create a new tier of accredited, accountable residential treatment facilities for youth.

The result: safer options for Texas families and better access to care for young people who need it.