Assemblymember Diane Dixon

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Yesterday, I had the privilege of introducing my last piece of legislation on the Assembly Floor. 
 
I came to Sacramento with a clear mission: to fight for common-sense solutions and serve with integrity. Along this journey, I have had the honor of working with some truly remarkable individuals whose dedication to public service has inspired me.
 
With every committee vote and every moment on the Assembly Floor, I carried with me the trust and confidence placed in me by my constituents. Representing the community I have proudly called home for more than 40 years has been the honor of a lifetime.

I will continue to serve Assembly District 72 through December 2026. I’m still working hard to fight for you!

The fight to clean our waterways has only just begun. is leading the charge to keep our environment and families healthy.

The spraying of these deadly chemicals has gone on for far too long, but together, we can end it. I encourage you to find a way to get involved and raise your voice.

I will keep you updated as I continue my work with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife to improve Orange County’s ecosystem.

The coyote population is increasing. Please stay vigilant to protect yourself and your pets.

I am working closely with elected officials at the local and state level to ensure residents are protected from future attacks.

To see where coyotes have been spotted in your area, or to report a sighting, visit https://ucanr.edu/site/coyote-cacher/coyote-encounters-zip-code

This one-of-a-kind facility will allow our veterans to rest with honor.

In recognition of Memorial Day, please take a moment to hear about the great progress we’ve made for those who sacrificed on behalf of our freedom.

Sacramento does not have a revenue problem, they have a spending problem.

Over the last six years, under Newsom’s direct guidance, government spending has INCREASED by 72%.

As we face an affordability crisis, Sacramento is spending more and more of your hard earned dollars. I will be voting NO on this budget proposal.

Down for Dance is working hard to ensure that everyone, regardless of ability, is able to enjoy life and showcase their skills.

It is an absolute pleasure to recognize them as my 2026 California Nonprofit of the Year!