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Many New Faces in Sacramento When Legislature Reconvenes

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When the state Legislature returns from holiday break next month, it will mark the start of a new era shaped by voter-approved reforms and dozens of new members. At the swearing-in ceremony at the Capitol earlier this month, nearly half of the incoming Assembly members present took their oath of office for the very first time.

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