Assemblymembers Esmeralda Soria, Devon Mathis, and Joaquin Arambula, along with Sen. Anna Caballero, are celebrating legislative wins with Gov. Gavin Newsom’s signature on bills they authored. The bills cover a wide range of topics including school safety, green energy, farmworker housing, and human trafficking, showcasing the efforts of Central Valley lawmakers. Assembly Bill 2661, introduced by Esmeralda Soria, allows Westlands Water District to develop solar energy and transmission lines, contributing to green energy goals and offering job opportunities to farmworkers. Devon Mathis' Assembly Bill 960 focuses on enhancing school safety by granting first responders access to surveillance systems in schools with over 100 students. Sen. Anna Caballero's Senate Bill 1420 aims to expedite hydrogen production facilities' permitting processes, promoting cleaner transportation fuel and creating high-paying jobs in California. Furthermore, Joaquin Arambula's legislation addresses labor trafficking by establishing a new Labor Trafficking Unit within the California Department of Justice and emphasizes clean water initiatives. These legislative efforts highlight a positive step towards clean energy production, improved school safety, human rights protection, and environmental sustainability in California.