Gatto Invites Public to Draft the United States’ First Ever “Wiki Bill”
Assemblyman Mike Gatto announced citizens can visit the "Wiki bill's" website, a groundbreaking opportunity to allow individual citizens to draft a piece of legislation directly online
Assemblyman Mike Gatto Forms 2014 Small Business Advisory Commission
Seeks More Public Input on Reforms to Improve the State's Business Climate Following the Passage of Historic Legislation Developed by his 2013 Commission
Gatto Joins Small Business Owners to Celebrate Prop. 65 Reform
Community leaders and business owners came together to celebrate bill by Assemblyman Mike Gatto that reforms Prop. 65 to protect small businesses from meritless lawsuits
Gatto Town Hall Gives Answers to Questions
Residents from all around the 43rd Assembly District packed the Little White Chapel in Burbank to meet and ask questions of their Assemblyman
Rep. Adam Schiff – “Long Nightmare is Coming to an End…”
Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Burbank), a member of the Appropriations Committee, released a statement after he voted for legislation to re-open the government and raise the debt ceiling
Gatto’s Hit-and-Run Legislation Signed by Governor
Bill by Burbank Assemblyman extends the statute of limitations for hit-and-run offenders, bringing time, and hope, to injured victims
Gatto’s Bill To Protect Communities From Contaminated Properties Signed into Law
New law supported by business organizations, environmental advocates, and local governments, including City of Burbank
Gatto Announces Film and Tax Credit Legislation
Assemblyman to introduce a comprehensive film- and television-production tax credit and other related policies in the 2014 legislative session
Congressman Schiff Tells Effects of Shutdown on California’s Citizens
A shutdown – even a partial one – would have wide-ranging effects on California’s economy and a number of essential government functions that Southern Californians rely on
New Grant for Burbank Will Allow Police Department to Hire Three New Officers
Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Burbank) announced that the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) had awarded the City of Burbank Police Department $375,000 to create three new officer positions
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