Assemblymembers Esmeralda Soria, Devon Mathis, and Joaquin Arambula, alongside Senator Anna Caballero, are commemorating legislative victories with Governor Gavin Newsom signing bills they wrote into law. These bills cover various areas such as school safety, green energy, farmworker housing, and human trafficking, showcasing the diverse efforts of Central Valley lawmakers. Assembly Bill 2661, introduced by Esmeralda Soria, paves the way for Westlands Water District to engage in solar energy production, easing legal barriers for the Valley Clean Infrastructure Plan. This move aligns with California's clean energy objectives while offering job prospects for farmworkers transitioning into skilled trades. Devon Mathis' Assembly Bill 960 mandates schools with over 100 students to allow first responders access to surveillance systems by 2030 for enhanced student safety. The legislation emphasizes modern security measures to combat potential threats. Senator Anna Caballero's Senate Bill 1420 streamlines the permitting process for hydrogen production facilities, aiming to create cleaner, locally sourced transportation fuel while mitigating air pollution. Caballero anticipates significant private investments in California's hydrogen market, fostering job growth and supporting the state's transition to a clean energy economy. Additionally, Assemblymember Joaquin Arambula champions AB 1888, establishing a Labor Trafficking Unit within the California Department of Justice to combat exploitation in low-wage labor sectors. These legislative efforts reflect the lawmakers' commitment to advancing energy sustainability, public safety, and anti-trafficking measures in California.