I want more zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs) on the road and support strong policies, like the ZEV Mandate, that will lead to at least 1.5 million ZEVs on California’s roads by 2025. By accelerating the transition to electric vehicles, we can clean up our air and improve public health, especially in our most polluted communities, reduce global warming pollution, save Californians money at the pump, and stimulate economic growth.

In 2025, the Wyoming Legislators passed HB 0172, repealing gun-free zones in Wyoming. This allows for anyone 18+ to carry a concealed weapon in Wyoming schools. Governor Gordon allowed this to pass into law without his signature, which demonstrates that he doesn't support the legislation either. The Wyoming State Legislators MUST repeal this law in the next legislative session and return gun policies for staff to school districts directly.

A peaceful transition of power is the bedrock of our democracy. Come January 2025, the House of Representatives will be called to certify the results of the presidential election. We need every member to act with integrity and honesty, preventing the chaos and destructiveness of January 6, 2021 from ever occurring again. The people vote. Congress certifies. It's as straightforward as that. Sign the petition to urge the House of Representatives to do their job, fulfill the will of the people, and certify the results of the 2024 election! 

I call upon Marissa Mayer to either: a) issue a full explanation of the Yahoo! decision to censor Martin Manley's website while her company simultaneously distributes hard core porn through its Tumblr subsidiary (i.e. it isn't enough just to say that he violated your Terms of Service) or b) reactivate Martin Manley's website immediately.

Show your support for Center Pocket Billiards Cafe, a locally owned family business, establishing in Upper Marlboro, MD, and contributing to the economic development and growth of Prince George’s County, MD.

Stop big business from controlling our Internet and creating another gap between rich big business and the startups and little guys who find equality on the Internet.

California’s system of civil fines and assessments for minor traffic violations is causing significant harm to low income and working families in California. In recent years, legal services programs have seen an increasing number of adults having their driving license suspended because they could not afford the spiraling debt caused by unpaid traffic violations. The DMV reports that as many as 500,000 Californians have lost their driving privileges for this reason. Without a driver’s license a person may not be able to get to work, can lose their job and spiral into a deep hole of poverty that can be difficult to escape. The reason why there are so many persons with suspended licenses is because courts will not restore the license until all fines and assessments are paid. These amounts can be large because over time the state has placed $373 in fees and assessments on a $100 ticket. If a person misses their court date they receive an additional $300 assessment and must pay this full amount to the court before they can get back in front of a judge to contest either the original violation or the assessment. even if they had a good reason for not being able to attend court. While courts do allow payment plans based on the ability to pay, in many cases the payment plans will take years to pay off. Until the debt is paid off, the license is suspended. SB 366 proposes modest changes that would allow adults to get their license back if they are meeting the terms of a payment plan or completing community service • Allowing a person to do community service in their home county in lieu of a payment plan and limit the community service to just the base fine amount. • Require courts to inform DMV to reinstate a license when they agree to either a payment plan or community service. • Permit a person to appear before a judge before paying all civil assessments. • Standardize good cause conditions that allow courts to waive civil assessments. Sign this petition to tell the members of the California Senate Appropriations Committee to PASS SB 366 and give everyone in California access to driver's licenses and meaningful employment.

The Environmental Action Team is working to show the Administration that students care about our school, our futures, and our environmental impact, and we want solar panels! OES has already installed solar panels on one of its buildings, and it's way past time for Catlin Gabel to invest in some. Although they can be very expensive, in the long run they pay for themselves by reducing the cost of electricity, and decreasing our reliance on other forms of energy that aren’t as environmentally friendly. Help ensure a greener, safer future now by signing this petition, and stay tuned for future updates! Thank you!

Bowing to industry pressure, the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) has delayed the release of their study of cancer risk and formaldehyde.

Save Motorcycling Lives during Commuting Hours.