Senator Wiener adjourned the State Senate in memory of Julius Turman, his longtime friend and leader in San Francisco's LGBT and African-American community.
Senator Wiener speaking in the Senate Judiciary Committee in support of his bill -- SB 822 -- to re-establish Obama-era net neutrality regulations in California.
Senator Wiener adjourned the California State Senate in honor of Doris Ward, who was the first African-American woman to serve as the President of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors.
Today when the State Senate adjourned in memory of the late Nancy McFadden, Senator Wiener spoke about her fierce advocacy in support of the LGBT community.
Today, Senator Wiener adjourned the California Senate in honor of Mayor Ed Lee, who passed away on December 12, 2017. The California Legislature was in recess at the time of the Mayor's passing, and today was the first opportunity for Senator Wiener could honor Mayor Lee.
Senator Wiener joined nightlife supporters, labor, community members, and business leaders to rally around support for a renewed effort to allow – but not require – cities to extend sales of alcohol at bars, nightclubs, and restaurants (but not liquor stores) to as late as 4 a.m. The new 5-year pilot program version of the LOCAL Act, which stands for Let Our Communities Adjust Late-Night, preserves complete local control in terms of decision-making and applies only to the six cities whose Mayors have expressed interest in the bill: San Francisco, Oakland, Los Angeles, Sacramento, West Hollywood, and Long Beach.
