I recently toured FullStack Modular’s (FSM) facility with Chris Hannon President of the State Building and Constriction Trades of California, Frank Zavala Southern California Regional Director of the State Building and (1/3)

Reckless oil expansion has no place on the Central Coast. I’ve formally opposed the federal oil and gas leasing proposal because our coast, our communities, and our future deserve protection, not pollution.

I’m proud to score an “A” on California Environmental Justice Alliance’s scorecard for standing with communities on the frontlines of pollution and climate harm. @ceja.org

Access to reproductive health care is essential, not optional. When the federal government cut funding and left clinics struggling, California had to step up. Today, I am proud that AB 106 and SB 106 helps ensure that Californians can continue to access the care they need, when they need it. (1/2)

President Trump shared a sickening video using a distinctly racist trope to portray former President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama. No clever framing or political spin can soften what this is. It is racism. plain, ugly, and intentional. And to do it during (1/3)

Healthcare is a right, not a commodity. For too many families on the Central Coast and across California, cuts to Affordable Care Act subsidies by Trump loyalist have put that right out of reach. (1/2)

From the Central Coast to the State Capitol, I was honored to welcome @calpolyslo.bsky.social President Jeff Armstrong, student leaders Aubrey Goings, and Tabitha Lee Chon as we celebrate 125 years of Cal Poly excellence and leadership!

I’m grateful to be recognized with a 100% on the Children’s Advocacy Institute’s 2025 Legislative Report Card. Supporting children and families isn’t a talking point, it’s a responsibility I take seriously every day.

California is protecting access to reproductive care. When federal attacks threatened Planned Parenthood, we stepped in, first with $172 million last year and now an additional $90 million, to keep doors open and care accessible for patients across our state. @ppfa.org

I’m proud to announce my 2026 committee assignments that will allow me to champion the needs of the Central Coast and fight for solutions that matter to our communities.

I’m proud to co-author AB 1624 to keep California’s public lands working for the people who rely on them. From fishing and hunting to habitat protection and public access, these lands are part of who we are on the Central Coast and (1/2)

I’m leading a coalition of California legislators in urging the U.S. Senate to reject additional Department of Homeland Security funding until there is genuine accountability, transparency, and a fully (1/2)

What we’re seeing unfold throughout the nation is a wave of unchecked power that has taken the lives of many. I’m doing my part and standing up for the rule of law and the dignity of EVERY human being in our community. Find Immigration Resource Hub at cacontigo.asmdc.org

ICE agents are out of control at the behest of a rogue president bent on terrorizing the American public. In recent weeks in Minneapolis, two people have been murdered, and now a five-year-old child has been detained - all by ICE. Our neighbors shouldn’t live (1/2)

More than $2 million is coming to the Central Coast to restore and protect salmon and steelhead habitat through three local projects in Monterey County and San Luis Obispo County. Congratulations to the awardees!

100% Pro-Equality Champion It is my honor to announce I have earned a 100% score on the 2025 Equality California State Legislative Scorecard. Today and every day, we must continue to work to build a world that is healthy, just, and fully equal for all LGBTQ+ people.

Martin Luther King Jr. taught us that laws must serve people, not power. On MLK Jr. Day, we recommit to fighting injustice wherever it appears and to building a future rooted in dignity, equality, and compassion for all. Our offices are closed today, 1/19/26, in observance of this holiday.

A magical night with over 500 attendees celebrating the great work of San Luis Obispo Chamber of Commerce, and recognizing phenomenal Geri LaChance as the 2025 Citizen of the Year. I’m deeply grateful to be in company of such inspiring people who do so much for our community.

It was a pleasure getting to know Anne Hoskins and learning what inspired her to step into public service on the Central Coast Regional Water Board. I appreciated her thoughtful perspective, experience, and clear commitment to giving back to the community.

My bill AB 405 requires major companies to disclose their environmental impacts, including carbon emissions, water use, waste, and toxic chemicals that threaten public health and our environment. Californians deserve transparency and (1/2)

Check out my latest newsletter for a glimpse into the happenings around our district and at the Capitol. January 2026 Edition: a30.asmdc.org/newsletters/...

Proud to earn a 100% score on the Planned Parenthood Affiliates of California 2025 Legislative Scorecard. I will always stand up for reproductive freedom, bodily autonomy, and the right to make personal health care decisions without political interference.

Today’s reopening of Regent marks an important step forward for the hundreds of families and workers in Big Sur and the millions of people who visit California every year. This turning point will help revive critical revenue, restore (1/2) @cagovernornewsom.bsky.social @caltransit.bsky.social

I’ve earned 100% on the @healthaccess.bsky.social 2025 legislative scorecard! I’m proud to be a #CAHealthConsumerChampion and stand for a more universal, affordable, and equitable health care system for all Californians.

I recently introduced AB 1539, the Protect Our Democracy Act, to strengthen California’s constitutional safeguards and ensure our ballots reflect the rule of law. Earlier today President Trump announced a federal funding freeze for sanctuary states. (1/2)

Yesterday was an important moment for 40 million Californians. Being invited to Senator Monique Limón’s in-district swearing-in as the 50th President pro Tempore of the California State Senate by Vice President @kamalaharris.com was historic. (1/2)

What an incredible first week back! From hosting a press conference opposing offshore oil drilling, to introducing 2 new bills, we’re kicking off 2026 stronger than ever. Looking forward to continuing working for the people of the Central Coast!

Governor Newsom’s State of the State made clear that California moves forward by investing in people through education, public safety, and career pathways that support working families. We’ve reached real milestones, no doubt about that. But, momentum is not the same as completion. (1/3)

The killing of Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis is horrifying and the direct result of unleashing unchecked federal agents into our communities. We must stand together peacefully and with strength to demand the President call for a full and transparent investigation.

Three days into the legislative session and we’re saying, hands off California’s coast. My colleagues and dedicated advocates joined me yesterday to push back against the Trump administration’s renewed efforts to expand offshore oil drilling. Thank you (1/3)

The Central Coast is proud to celebrate Senator Monique Limón as California’s 50th President pro Tempore of the State Senate. She’s making history as the first mother ever to serve in this role, the first Latina, and only the second woman to hold the position. As (1/2)

After driving 5 hours in the rain, I’m back in session and started my day by introducing two new bills: AB 1536 - Save Our Shores Act, and AB 1539 - Protect Our Democracy Act. More details coming soon. Here’s to a productive session serving the best district in California!

“E pluribus unum: out of many, one” guides our democracy and reminds us that our strength comes from shared responsibility and respect for the rule of law. While Venezuela’s leaders have caused immense harm to their own people, President Trump bypassing (1/3)

2025 was a year of challenges and momentum, and I’m proud of the progress we made. I’m looking ahead with purpose and optimism. Wishing you a healthy, hopeful start to the new year.

Connection, kindness, and the simple act of showing up are what carry our communities. Thank you to the families, staff, and community members who make our work for the Central Coast possible. As we near the end of this year, I wish you and yours the happiest of holidays! ✨

Our Assembly offices will be closed for the holidays from December 24 through January 2 and will reopen on January 5 during regular business hours. You can share your thoughts and request assistance or an appointment at a30.asmdc.org/contact-me.

With weather warnings already in place across the Central Coast this week, now is the time to sign up for local alerts at ListosCalifornia.org.

Warnings of severe weather, which includes flooding, have been issued throughout all three counties of our district. Please be aware, prepare, and use caution if you must travel.

Happy holidays District 30! As our legislative cycle comes to an end and we enter the final stretch of 2025. I wanna take a moment to reflect and to talk to you about the challenges that we’ve navigated and the strength that we have together.

This morning, I rolled up my sleeves alongside my team and members of South SLO County Womenade. Together, we packed and delivered food that will support 50 local families with three weeks of meals, a powerful reminder of what’s possible when a community shows up for one another.

President Trump's address was a sad spectacle, gaslighting the public to conceal his failed policies. In reality, this President is failing Americans in ways we haven't seen in decades. A failing job market, worsening affordability, and declining approval (1/2)

Last Friday, I had the chance to spend time with the Monterey County Business Council at its 2025 Annual Membership Meeting. It was one of those gatherings that really shows the value of partnership, bringing together business leaders, community voices, and public servants who care deeply (1/2)

Check out my latest newsletter, The Dawn Digest, to find exclusive insights, introductions to our staff and for a glimpse into the happenings around our district and at the Capitol. December, Dawn Addis 2025: a30.asmdc.org/newsletters/dawn-digest-december-2025

This news is heartbreaking, and it underscores why protecting the Western Monarch Butterfly has been such a priority for me as your Assemblymember.

Transparency and accountability matter, especially for families navigating disability services. I appreciated joining Disability Voices United’s SDP Connect to talk about my bill, AB 1147, which takes effect this (1/2)

“We are heartbroken and outraged by the deadly terrorist attack in Australia targeting the Jewish Community on the first night of Hanukkah. At least 15 individuals were murdered at a community Hanukkah event. (1/4)

While the federal administration cuts back on support for those most in need, California's food banks are stepping up with funding support from the California legislature. This month, I went to the California Valley Community Center - Neighborhood (1/2)

I commend the Coastal Commissioners and their staff for in-depth consideration of mitigation under their purview. While many gains were made over the last month, full and fair mitigation remains incomplete.  Today’s (1/3)

As someone who has called SLO County home for nearly 25 years, it is always meaningful to share how I am working for the Central Coast. Speaking alongside Senator John Laird at this year's State of the State, hosted by the San Luis Obispo Chamber of (1/4)

The Senate’s refusal to extend the Affordable Care Act subsidies is unconscionable. Costs will go up and millions of people will lose out on health care they need. California has shown that expanding access and protecting (1/2)