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Murrieta Republican Senator Kelly Seyarto supports the bill. He addressed opponents who argue low-income offenders won't be able to afford the monthly costs.

"This notion that somehow somebody can't

Political leaders came out to discuss housing in the region, including Rep. Norma Torres, D-Ontario; Assemblymember Juan Carrillo, D-Victorville; along with state Sens. Kelly Seyarto, R-Murrieta

State Senator Kelly Seyarto (R-Murrieta) and local public safety agencies support the Chino Hills residents.

In recognition of his longstanding commitment to public safety and support for law enforcement professionals, the Riverside Sheriffs’ Association named Senator Kelly Seyarto (R-Murrieta) the 2026

“SB 1379 substitutes Sacramento’s judgment for that of Riverside County, which has already studied and rejected this exact proposal,” state Sen. Kelley Seyarto, R-Murrieta, said during the Senate

Senator Kelly Seyarto, the only committee member to vote no, argued the law would miss the people it targets while punishing everyone else. Criminals will buy printers out of state or strip the

The newest round of opposition comes weeks after Temecula received similar support from State Assembly member Kate Sanchez and Senator Kelly Seyarto. "Californians have witnessed the devastating

State Senator Kelly Seyarto, San Bernardino County Supervisor Curt Hagman, and the Chino Valley Fire District have all submitted letters of opposition to Caltrans supporting permanent truck

“This exemplifies a relatively faster recovery process than in years past,” Sen. Kelly Seyarto, R-Murietta and author of the bill, testified during the committee hearing on Wednesday morning.

The lawmaker who represents Palomar Mountain, State Senator Kelly Seyarto of the 32nd District, has come out strongly against the route chosen by San Diego Gas & Electric for its proposed Golden

“Over 35 years, I’ve watched taxes get raised, promises that they are going to go to certain things, especially public safety,” Seyarto said. “And then what happens at the end is, they use this money

“The state continues to make it harder for law enforcement to do its job, which is protecting law-abiding Californians,” said Senator Kelly Seyarto (R-Murrieta), Vice Chair of the Senate Public Safety