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East Los Angeles, Northeast Los Angeles, and South Glendale
Assemblymember Jessica Caloza represents California’s 52nd District, which includes East Los Angeles, Northeast Los Angeles, and South Glendale.
A first-generation immigrant and longtime public servant, she has dedicated her career to fighting for working class people and families. In the Assembly, Jessica is focused on delivering resources to our communities and working on quality of life issues like lowering the cost of living.
Read more about Assemblymember Caloza here.
(Los Angeles, CA) — Assemblymember Jessica Caloza (D–Los Angeles) hosted a State Boards and Commissions Appointments Workshop on Wednesday, September 23, 2026, bringing community members together at Manila Inasal to learn how they can serve California through gubernatorial appointments.
The workshop, held in partnership with the Office of Governor Gavin Newsom, featured California Appointments...
(Sacramento, CA) — Assemblymember Jessica Caloza announced a slate of legislative and budget victories, including bills advancing to the Governor’s Desk for consideration, alongside critical investments secured in the state budget. Together, these wins deliver practical solutions to make California more affordable, accountable, and accessible for working families and historically underserved...
(Sacramento, CA) — On Monday, August 3, 2026, Assemblymember Jessica Caloza (D-Los Angeles), the first Filipina elected to the California State Legislature, and Senator Christopher Cabaldon (D-Yolo), the first Filipino American elected to the California State Senate, were joined by Filipino American community leaders, advocates, and families at the State Capitol to celebrate Filipino American...
(Los Angeles, CA) — On December 17, 2025, Assemblymember Jessica Caloza, who serves on the Assembly Committee on Water, Parks, and Wildlife, awarded a $500,000 check to Los Angeles-based nonprofit North East Trees during an event with staff and supporters at the Los Angeles River Center & Gardens.
Flat Top Park was acquired by North East Trees in 2014 with LA County Proposition A funding. Flat Top...
