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Assemblymember Zbur held a press conference to announce legislation designed to ensure that if federally owned public lands in California are ever sold or transferred to private ownership, those lands are preserved through California's open space and conservation-oriented land use designation. Sponsored by Environment California and Trout Unlimited, purchasers of federal lands would be required to seek state and local land-use approvals for development, ensuring that projects are consistent with the land's environmental, cultural, scenic, and recreational value.

Assemblymember Rick Chavez Zbur hosted a special conversation at his Hollywood District Office featuring New South Wales MP Alex Greenwich, a member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly representing Sydney, Australia, moderated by Rabbi Dara Frimmer of Temple Isaiah. The panel explored the rise of antisemitism in their respective communities and beyond, examined legislative and policy responses, and reflected on the responsibilities of elected leaders serving districts with large Jewish populations. The discussion also highlighted the role of allyship, solidarity, and shared values in confronting hate.

Assemblymember Zbur took part in a wreath laying ceremony at the California Firefighters Memorial in Sacramento's Capitol Park.

Assemblymember Zbur spoke at a press conference concerning AB 715: antisemitism prevention in schools.

Grassroots advocates, state leaders, members of Congress, and Governor Gavin Newsom made a major announcement in response to President Trump's failure to call off the attempts to rig Texas' congressional maps.

The forum featured an esteemed panel of all California State Legislators who represent Hollywood in Sacramento.

Assemblymember Zbur honored Jenny Pizer on the Assembly Floor for Pride Month.

Assemblymember Zbur honored JQ International as the District 51 Nonprofit of the Year.

State Legislators rally around bills AB 1138 (Zbur) and SB 630 (Allen) in a joint effort to modernize and expand California's Film & Television Tax Credit to save jobs, protect small businesses, and keep Hollywood in California.