Past Events

California is in a drought of historic proportions. Conserving water starts with each of us.

La Verne – Want to understand how the California state budget works?

Assemblymember Chris Holden and the University of La Verne are hosting the "Next 10 Budget Town Hall" in which audience members get a say in putting together a budget. This interactive event is free and open to the public: Policy issues will be discussed and voted on.

"Free parking available in shuttle Lot S, A and Arrow Hwy".

RSVP – Office of Assemblymember Holden 626.351.1917 or email @ Assemblymember.Holden@assembly.ca.gov

As the number of measles cases rises throughout California and the nation, the vaccine conflict has heated up. I am inviting you to join me for an Educational Forum on Vaccinations. How well-vaccinated is your child's daycare, pre-school or school? Who should get the vaccine? What about lingering safety concerns regarding the vaccine? Public health professionals will be present to outline the reasons for vaccinations from a public health standpoint.

Measles are highly contagious. Vaccinations are effective in preventing the spread of measles. If you are not immunized, professionals from the California Department of Public Health recommend immediate immunization.

I will be speaking at the following events on Monday, January 19th:

35th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Prayer Breakfast
National Orange Show Event Center
689 South "E" Street
San Bernardino, CA 92408
Time: 7:30 a.m. Breakfast 9 a.m. Speech (read an excerpt)
(Sponsored by the Inland Empire Concerned African-American Churches)

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Day Holiday Celebration at Robinson Park
1081 N. Fair Oaks Avenue
Pasadena, CA
Time: Breakfast 8 a.m. to noon and open to the public
(10:30 a.m. Speech)

Dear Friends and Neighbors,

Please join me for a Holiday Open House and Shoe Drive on Thursday, December 11.

Please bring your resume and dress for success.

• Veterans: If you are interested in starting a career, changing careers or upward mobility, meet with an on-site EDD Veterans Employment Representative.

• Apply with veteran-friendly employers who are actively hiring.

• This Job Fair is open to veterans and the public.

For additional information, please contact my district office at 909-624-7876.

It seems you can't turn on the TV lately without seeing a bear ambling through foothill neighborhoods looking for something to eat. As drought conditions continue to make food scarce in the mountains, black bears weighing up to 500 pounds have been finding it hard to resist a free meal in fruit trees, garbage cans and pet bowls. A bear's food intake jumps from 3,000 to 25,000 calories a day this time of year. That's the human equivalent of 83 cheeseburgers!

Working with the Monrovia Police Department, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife and Athens Services, I have organized a public safety forum to discuss safety measures when living near wildlife. Representatives will be on hand to discuss what to do when you find a bear in your backyard and how to bear-proof your property.

Bears in Your Backyard Public Safety Forum

Click here for more information.

Assemblymember Chris Holden invites you to take part in this FREE community adoption event.

Inland Valley Humane Society will open its doors for a community adoption event to find loving homes for cats, dogs, rabbits, and birds.

Parking is available on site.

*Assemblymember Holden will also be available to discuss current state legislative issues.

Protect Yourself

• One in five seniors has been a victim of fraud.
• Seniors are the most targeted group.
• New scams are developed constantly.

Join us and learn how to protect yourself.

You're invited to join me at the 15th Annual Community Resource Fair and Block Party on Saturday, July 26. This is a great opportunity to find state, city and other local resources helpful to you and your family. Come enjoy live music, kids' rides, and exhibits showcasing organizations in our community. Food and refreshments will be provided.

I will also be available to discuss legislative and community issues at this event. For more information, please call (626) 351-1917.