Korea Daily: Assemblywoman Quirk-Silva and KASEC Delivery of daily necessities to 200 families with disabilities
Delivery of daily necessities to 200 families with disabilities
Korea-American Special Education Center, Quirk-Silva Census Participation Incentive Tea Event
On the 29th of May, the Korea-American Special Education Center (Chief Director Rosa) held a daily necessities sharing event for families with disabilities in the United States in front of Anaheim's office in the 65th district of California with Sharon Quirk-Silva (Democratic).
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Takeout Tuesday in AD 65
During this pandemic, let us continue to support our local businesses here in #AD65. Takeout Tuesday is a great way to support your local businesses during this pandemic.
National Police Officers Memorial Day
May 15, 1962 was proclaimed as National Peace Officers Memorial Day. Today, we remember our fallen officers during National Police Week. Today is a chance to show our appreciation and admiration to all of the officers who put their lives on the line to protect our communities. Your service, especially with the intensified tensions during this crisis, is sincerely respected. We thank you for continuously working to keep us safe.
Thank you Anaheim Police Department, Buena Park Police Department, Cypress Police Department, Fullerton Police Department, La Palma Police Department, City Of Stanton Police Department,Orange County Sheriff's Department, CA, and others.
Voice of OC: OC Property Taxes Can Be Postponed for People Who Lose Income from Virus Shutdown
The journey to realizing the dream of an Orange County Veterans Cemetery feels longer and windier than the yellow brick road in the Wizard of Oz. With the Irvine City Council’s adoption of a voter submitted plan for a specific site in the Great Park, the veteran cemetery is now slated to be built at the original location chosen seven years ago. The Irvine City Council vote ends a contentious initiative battle between the Irvine City Council and residents of Irvine.
Assemblywoman Quirk-Silva Responds to May Revision Budget Proposal to Legislature
Assemblywoman Quirk-Silva Responds to May Revision Budget Proposal to Legislature
Sacramento, CA - Assemblymember Sharon Quirk-Silva appreciates Governor Newsom’s commitment to protect public education, public health, public safety, and businesses. As the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically shifted the lives of Californians and businesses, the May Revise has a stark contrast to the Governor’s January budget proposal.
“Our state and our nation is in a recession and it is important to be diligent about where our money is going,” said Assemblymember Quirk-Silva. ”The state is working pragmatically to protect the lives of Californians during this uncertain time.”