(Sacramento) - Assemblymembers Alyson Huber (D-El Dorado Hills) and Ted Lieu (D-Torrance) have joined Crime Victims United and law enforcement officials to call on the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) to implement common-sense public safety protections as tens of thousands of prisoners begin to be set free early, many without parole supervision and with no rehabilitation. Lieu and Huber announced the introduction of Assembly Bill 1678 to mandate public safety protections. Public safety must be our number one priority, said Assemblymember Huber. Thats why we are calling on CDCR to immediately involve local law enforcement. Heres more in this Assembly Access video.

(Sacramento) - Asssemblymember Alyson Huber (D-El Dorado Hills discusses the importance of being prepared for a disaster so that injuries and loss of life are minimal. The Assemblymember has an emergency website that provides valuable and pertinent information on steps you and your family can take to remain prepared for future disasters such as fires, earthquakes and floods. The site also lists ways that you can volunteer to help others in an emergency.

(Sacramento) – California State Assemblymember Alyson Huber (D-El Dorado Hills) has written new legislation to crack down on methamphetamine dealers. Assembly Bill 640, which has already been approved by the Assembly Public safety Committee, will impose a mandatory minimum sentence on meth dealers. Current law has mandatory minimum sentences for the sellers of cocaine, heroin and PCP but not methamphetamine. Assemblymember Huber says meth is the largest drug problem in California and putting meth dealers behind bars must be a top priority. Here’s more in this Assembly Web Report.