With 3.2 million members in California, AARP California strengthens communities and advocates for what matters most to older Californians and their families, including health security, financial stability and personal fulfillment.
SACRAMENTO – Today, AARP applauded the vote on the Assembly Floor (52-26) passing the California Secure Choice Retirement Savings Act (Senate Bill 1234), introduced by Senate President Pro Tem Kevin De León, back to the Senate for concurrence. AARP strongly supports SB 1234, which, if passed out of concurrence and signed by Governor Brown, would create an auto-enrolled, supplemental retirement savings program for more than 7 million private sector workers in California who do not have access to a retirement savings plan through their job.
AARP asked Los Angeles County District 3 supervisorial candidates about their plans for affordable housing, public improvement projects and services for older adults.
AARP asked Los Angeles City Council District 15 candidates about their plans for affordable housing, public improvement projects and services for older adults.
AARP asked Los Angeles City Council District 11 candidates about their plans for affordable housing, public improvement projects and services for older adults.
AARP asked Los Angeles City Council District 5 candidates about their plans for affordable housing, public improvement projects and services for older adults.
AARP California volunteer Bob Prath lives and breathes community engagement. With thousands of volunteer hours under his belt, Bob has made an indelible mark in his adopted hometown of San Diego, not to mention California and the rest of the country.
AARP has filed testimony with the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) in response to a four-year rate plan submitted by Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E). Starting with an 18% increase in 2023 for both electric and gas service, this is PG&E’s biggest rate increase in decades and follows a 9% rate increase imposed upon PG&E customers earlier this year. If approved, by 2026, customers would see their energy bills skyrocket: a 39.25% increase over 2021 for electric rates, and a 56.9% increase for gas rates.