Your INCREDIBLE calls and emails forced senate boss Toni Atkins to delay the Assembly's vote on SB 1120 all week! She is trying again TODAY, sometime after 1 pm!

SB 1120 is Agenda Item No. 145. We estimate it will be heard after 2 pm today.

Please DO THIS, RIGHT NOW:

Call your assembly member! Leave a message citing the fatal flaws of SB 1120. FIND your Assembly Member here. If you know your next-over Assembly member, call them too! Use their Sacramento office numbers! (Talking points below.)

If the Assembly votes AYE, then this sweeping experiment to fill a "hole" in market-rate housing that does not exist will head to Gov. Gavin Newsom.

We have a BIG job with the governor. Does he believe the discredited "trickle down" luxury housing theory? Does he think remote work is a fad? Does anyone in Sacramento find it ironic that Pinterest, the billionaires of homebodies, no longer wants a Bay Area home?

CLICK HERE to send a quick letter to the LATINO ASSEMBLY CAUCUS, opposing SB 1120 and its troubling, OUTSIZED, impact on Latino families and neighborhoods.

If we lose: California's becomes the first state in U.S. history to deliver 7.4M single-family homes, housing 21M people, over to luxury density developers — crushing neighborhoods during a pandemic economic crisis.

If we win: The obsessed Bay Area state Sen. Scott Wiener will be back, sucking the air out of the room and trying hard to prevent, for the 4th year, an honest discussion of the legislature's defunding of affordable housing — and how the legislature rectifies that. For shame, Sen. Wiener.

Behind it all: Wiener, swimming in more developer money than any legislator on the West Coast, and Atkins, married to a developer.

Now, get on your cell to call your Assembly member! Today, share our FB updates! And donate to Livable California TODAY! We thank you.

Talking Points for Your Calls Today, Sunday, Against SB 1120:

Legislators must not seem to be rushing dramatic societal change under cover of COVID-19.
Threatens historic Black and Latino homeowner communities with devastation by developers.
McKinsey claim that California needs 3.5M housing units by 2025 was debunked, and Gov. Newsom has walked away from the false figure. The need is 1.2M reached without upheaval.
Our need is low-income units. Market rate units far exceed the demand in California. Enough!
Legislators must not cheer a luxury developer bill during this crisis for low-income families.
Working-class homeowners earned their path to middle-class. SB 1120 upends this victory.

Below are 19 phone numbers and emails for all Latino Assembly members that need to hear from us! Do both? Awesome!

Helpful hint: open this email on your smartphone and just hit each phone number to call without having to punch in the phone number

Cecilia	Aguiar-Curry	(916) 319-2004	[email protected]	Winters
Dr. Joaquin	Arambula	(916) 319-2031	[email protected]	Fresno
Ian	Calderon	(916) 319-2057	[email protected]	Whittier
Wendy	Carrillo	(916) 319-2051	[email protected]	Los Angeles
Sabrina	Cervantes	(916) 319-2060	[email protected]	Riverside
Heath	Flora	(916) 319-2012	[email protected]	Ripon
Cristina	Garcia	(916) 319-2058	[email protected]	Bell Gardens
Eduardo	Garcia	(916) 319-2056	[email protected]	Coachella
Lorena	Gonzalez	(916) 319-2080	[email protected]	San Diego
Monique	Limón	(916) 319-2037	[email protected]	Santa Barbara, Ventura
Jose	Medina	(916) 319-2061	[email protected]	Moreno Valley, Riverside
James C.	Ramos	(916) 319-2040	[email protected]	Highland
Eloise	Reyes	(916) 319-2047	[email protected]	Grand Terrace
Luz	Rivas	(916) 319-2039	[email protected]	Arleta
Robert	Rivas	(916) 319-2030	[email protected]	Hollister
Freddie	Rodriguez	(916) 319-2052	[email protected]	Pomona
Blanca	Rubio	(916) 319-2048	[email protected]	Baldwin Park
Rudy	Salas Jr.	(916) 319-2032	[email protected]	Bakersfield
Miguel	Santiago	(916) 319-2053	[email protected]	Los Angeles