On July 1, SB 1090 passed both Assembly policy committees — powered by thousands of calls from Altadena. During the summer recess we'll keep strengthening the bill; in August it faces the full Assembly floor. Here's how to help right now.
On July 1, SB 1090 passed both Assembly policy committees — Housing & Community Development and Local Government — thanks to thousands of calls from our community. The work isn't over: over the recess we'll strengthen the bill's affordability and vesting language, then it heads to the Assembly floor in August. See the results and what's next.
See the results & what's next →The fastest protection of all. The Governor extended SB 9 relief to fire-hazard zones in the burn areas by executive order (N-32-25) — but the hazard map left most of Altadena out. He can protect the entire Eaton Fire area with a stroke of the pen — and unlike SB 1090, an order can reach back to the speculative subdivisions already filed since the fire. Two minutes:
A street full of signs shows legislators and neighbors how many of us are watching. Signs are coordinated by volunteer Gilien Silsby and cost $13 each — reimburse Gilien via Venmo (@Gilien-Silsby). Tap below to email Gilien your request; she'll confirm the details.
🪧 Email Gilien for a yard sign →Get updates on the fight to protect Altadena's recovery — SB 1090's next steps toward the Assembly floor, and how to help. We'll only email when it matters.