Senate Democrats declined on May 18 to bring forward Senator Tony Strickland’s proposal suspending California’s gas tax for one year. The bill aimed at providing over $1,100 annual savings per family did not reach discussion or vote.
Assemblyman Tri Ta used his social media platform in January 2026 to celebrate Korean American heritage and inform constituents about free tax assistance and unclaimed property resources.
Assemblyman Tri Ta shared several updates on social media in January 2026 about human trafficking awareness efforts in Orange County, commemorated local martial arts leader Grandmaster Duc Huy Dang, and announced applications opening for an arts…
Assemblyman Tri Ta acknowledged law enforcement agencies, congratulated new graduates from UEI College, and participated in celebrations marking Korean American heritage in recent posts dated January 9-10, 2026.
Assemblyman Tri Ta posted updates between January 7-8, focusing on wildfire recovery in Los Angeles County, a virtual wastewater education series from OC San for adults, and a spring student art contest open through March.
Assemblyman Tri Ta addressed multiple topics in recent tweets dated January 7, 2026.
Assemblyman Tri Ta used social media on January 5, 2026 to discuss his ongoing legislative goals—lowering costs and increasing accountability—and announced upcoming free admission dates for California’s national parks.
Assemblyman Tri Ta marked the end of 2025 by promoting free OC Bus rides for New Year’s Eve, reflecting on his experiences representing California’s Assembly District 70, and recognizing local arts leadership.
Assemblyman Tri Ta highlighted recent meetings with healthcare educators and reflected on his legislative accomplishments in social media posts dated December 18, 2025.
Assemblyman Tri Ta posted messages between December 14-17, 2025 regarding Hanukkah celebrations, criticism of a Vietnamese government-backed film submitted for Oscar consideration, and gratitude toward participants at his annual Christmas Open House.