At a press conference at the Walnut Creek BART station on Feb. 3, Sen. Steve Glazer called on BART to negotiate a new contract before the November elections or face opposition to its multi-billion dollar bond proposal.

Sen. Steve Glazer shepherded AB 229, a bill allowing state employees to use ride-sharing and home-sharing services, through the Senate on a 25-11 vote. Here is the debate that preceded the vote.

"Our public buildings should be named for people of great accomplishment, who are role models of high morals and principles. Unfortunately, some public places in California still honor Confederate leaders who attempted to break America in two to prortect their right to enslave people. I don't want to erase their names from our history books,  I just don't want our children looking up to people who fought to protect a system that treated human beings like cattle."

Rabbi Judy Shanks, Temple Isaiah - Senate Floor Opening Prayer