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California State Senators California State Senators Other Office Counties Contract District # Photo Last Name First Name Term Ends Address Phone Fax Website Email Contacts Served Agency Information Notes SD 36 Anderson Joel- R 2018 State Capitol, (916)651-4036 (916) 651-4936 http://district36 senator.anderso Chief of Staff Part of Riverside •Riverside DPSS •Riverside County Office of Ed Room 5052 .cssrc.us/ [email protected] collin.mcglashe and San Diego •YMCA CRS Sacramento, CA v [email protected] •Child Development Associates 95814 SD 15 Beall Jim-D 2020 State Capitol, (916)651-4015 (916) 651-4915 http://sd15.sen senator.beall@s Chief of Staff Part of Santa •Continuing Development Inc •4Cs Santa Clara Room 2068 ate.ca.gov/ enate.ca.gov cris.forsyth@se Clara •Santa Clara Social Services Sacramento, CA n.ca.gov Agency 95814 SD 14 Berryhill Tom-R 2018 State Capitol, (916)651-4014 (916)651-4914 http://cssrc.us/ senator.berryhil Chief of Staff Mariposa, •Infant Child Enrichment Services Room 3076 web/14/ [email protected] laura.ortega@s Tuolumne, part •Supportive Services Sacramento, CA en.ca.gov of Fresno, •Central Valley Children's 95814 Madera, San Services Network •CAP Madera Joaquin and •Family Resource and Referral Stanislaus Center •Stanislaus County CSA •Stanislaus County Office of Education SD 39 Block Marty-D 2020 State Capitol, (916)651-4039 (916)651-4939 http://sd39.sen senator.block@ Chief of Staff Part of San •YMCA CRS •Child Development Associates Room 4090 ate.ca.gov/ senate.ca.gov christopher.war Diego Sacramento, CA [email protected] 95814 SD 30 Calderon Ron-D 2014 State Capitol, (916)651-4030 (916)651-4930 http://sd30.sen senator.caldero Chief of Staff Part of Los •Child Care Resource Center •Children's Home Society Room 5066 ate.ca.gov/ [email protected] rocky.rushing@ Angeles •City of Norwalk Sacramento, CA v sen.ca.gov •Connections for Children 95814 •Crystal Stairs •Drew Child Development Corporation •International Institute •Los Angeles County •MAOF •Options •Pathways •Pomona Unified School District SD 12 Cannella Anthony-R 2018 State Capitol, (916)651-4012 (916)651-4912 http://www.sen senator.cannell Chief of Staff Merced, San •Merced County Office of Ed •Go Kids, Inc. Room 3048 .ca.gov/cannella [email protected] dillon.gibbons@ Benito, part of •CAP Madera Sacramento, CA v sen.ca.gov Madera, •MAOF 95814 Monterey and •Stanislaus County CSA •Stanislaus County Office of Stanislaus Education SD 10 Corbett Ellen-D 2014 State Capitol, (916)651-4010 (916)651-4910 http://sd10.sen senator.corbett Chief of Staff Part of Alameda •Alameda County Social Services Agency Room 313 ate.ca.gov/ @senate.ca.gov rebecca.nieto@ and Santa Clara Bananas Inc. Sacramento, CA sen.ca.gov •Child Care Links 95814 •Child, Family & Community Services 4Cs Alameda •Davis Street Family Resource Center •Continuing Development Inc •4Cs Santa Clara •Santa Clara Social Services Agency SD 34 Correa Lou-D 2014 State Capitol, (916)651-4034 (916)651-4934 http://sd34.sen senator.correa Chief of Staff Part of Orange •Orange County Supt of Schools Room 5061 ate.ca.gov/ @senate.ca.gov amy.jenkins@se Sacramento, CA n.ca.gov 95814 SD 22 de Léon Kevin-D 2018 State Capitol, (916)651-4022 (916)651-4922 http://sd22.sen senator.deleon Chief of Staff Part of Los •Child Care Resource Center •Children's Home Society Room 5108 ate.ca.gov/ @senate.ca.gov dan.reeves@se Angeles •City of Norwalk Sacramento, CA n.ca.gov •Connections for Children 95814 •Crystal Stairs •Drew Child Development Corporation •International Institute •Los Angeles County SD 7 DeSaulnier Mark-D 2016 State Capitol, (916)651-4007 (916)651-4907 http://sd07.sen senator.desauln Chief of Staff Part of Alameda •Alameda County Social Services Agency Room 5035 ate.ca.gov/ [email protected] krista.pfefferkor and Contra Bananas Inc. Sacramento, CA ov [email protected] Costa •Child Care Links 95814 •Child, Family & Community Services 4Cs Alameda •Davis Street Family Resource Center •Contra Costa Child Care Council •Contra Costa County Employment & Human Services Agency SD 2 Evans Noreen-D 2018 State Capitol, (916)651-4002 (916)651-4902 http://sd02.sen senator.evans@ Chief of Staff Humboldt, Lake, •Changing Tides Family Services Room 4085 ate.ca.gov/ senate.ca.gov djibril.diop@sen Mendocino, •North Coast Opportunities Sacramento, CA .ca.gov Napa, part of •Community Resources for 95814 Solano and Children •Solano Family & Children's Sonoma Services •4Cs Sonoma •River to Coast Children's Services •Sonoma County Human Services Dept SD 18 Fuller Jean-R 2018 State Capitol, (916)651-4018 (916)651-4918 http://district18 senator.fuller@ Chief of Staff Inyo, part of •Inyo County Supt of Schools- CDD Room 3063 .cssrc.us/ senate.ca.gov Kern, San •Inyo-Mono Advocates Sacramento, CA julie.sauls@sen. Bernardino and Community Action 95814 ca.gov Tulare •CAP Kern •Community Connection for Child Care/KCSOS •Child Care Resource Center •Tulare County Office of Ed SD 1 Gaines Ted-R 2020 State Capitol, (916)651-4001 (916)651-4901 http://district1.c senator.gaines Chief of Staff Alpine, Lassen, •Choices for Children-Lake Modoc, Nevada, Tahoe Room 3070 ssrc.us/ @senate.ca.gov steve.davey@se •Lassen Child & Family Sacramento, CA n.ca.gov Plumas, Shasta, Resources 95814 Sierra, Siskiyou, •Teach, Inc. part of El Dorado, •Sierra Nevada Children's Placer and Services Sacramento •Plumas Rural Services •Shasta County Office of Ed •Siskiyou Child Care Council •Placer Ocunty Office of Ed •Child Action SD 5 Galgiani Cathleen-D 2020 State Capitol, (916)651-4005 (916)651-4905 http://sd05.sen senator.galgiani Chief of Staff San Joaquin, •Family Resource and Referral Center Room 2059 ate.ca.gov/ @senate.ca.gov trent.hager@se part of •Child Action Sacramento, CA n.ca.gov Sacramento and •Stanislaus County CSA 95814 Stanislaus •Stanislaus County Office of Education SD 9 Hancock Loni-D 2016 State Capitol, (916)651-4009 (916)651-4909 http://sd09.sen senator.hancock Chief of Staff Part of Alameda •Alameda County Social Services Agency Room 2082 ate.ca.gov/ @senate.ca.gov and Contra Bananas Inc. Sacramento, CA hans.hemann@ Costa •Child Care Links 95814 sen.ca.gov •Child, Family & Community Services 4Cs Alameda •Davis Street Family Resource Center SD 24 Hernandez Ed-D 2018 State Capitol, (916)651-4024 (916)651-4924 http://sd24.sen senator.hernan Chief of Staff Part of Los •Child Care Resource Center •Children's Home Society Room 2080 ate.ca.gov/ [email protected]. tim.valderrama Angeles •City of Norwalk Sacramento, CA gov @sen.ca.gov •Connections for Children 95814 •Crystal Stairs •Drew Child Development Corporation •International Institute •Los Angeles County •MAOF •Options •Pathways •Pomona Unified School District SD 13 Hill Jerry-D 2020 State Capitol, (916)651-4013 (916)651-4913 http://sd13.sen senator.hill@se Chief of Staff Part of San •4Cs San Mateo •Continuing Development Inc Room 5064 ate.ca.gov/ nate.ca.gov nate.solov@sen Mateo and •4Cs Santa Clara Sacramento, CA .ca.gov Santa Clara •Santa Clara Social Services 95814 Agency SD 40 Hueso Ben-D 2018 State Capitol, (916)651-4040 (916)651-4940 http://sd40.sen senator.hueso@ Chief of Staff Imperial, part of •Imperial County Office of Ed •Riverside DPSS Room 2054 ate.ca.gov/ senate.ca.gov ana.molina@se Riverside and •Riverside County Office of Ed Sacramento, CA n.ca.gov San Diego •YMCA CRS 95814 •Child Development Associates SD 29 Huff Bob-R 2016 State Capitol, (916)651-4029 (916)651-4929 http://district29 senator.huff@s Chief of Staff Part of Los •Child Care Resource Center •Children's Home Society Room 305 .cssrc.us/ enate.ca.gov kevin.bassett@s Angeles, Orange •City of Norwalk Sacramento, CA en.ca.gov and San •Connections for Children 95814 Bernardino •Crystal Stairs •Drew Child Development Corporation •International Institute •Los Angeles County •MAOF •Options •Pathways •Pomona Unified School District •Orange County Supt of Schools SD 19 Jackson Hannah-Beth-D 2020 State Capitol, (916)651-4019 (916)651-4919 http://sd19.sen senator.jackson Chief of Staff Part of Santa •Santa Barbara County Education Office Room 5080 ate.ca.gov/ @senate.ca.gov jennifer.richard Barbara and •Santa Barbara Family Care Sacramento, CA @sen.ca.gov Ventura Center 95814 •CDR Ventura SD 21 Knight Steve-R 2020 State Capitol, (916)651-4021 (916)651-4921 http://district21 senator.knight Chief of Staff Part of Los •Child Care Resource Center •Children's Home Society Room 2048 .cssrc.us/ @senate.ca.gov david.orosco@s Angeles and San •City of Norwalk Sacramento, CA en.ca.gov Bernardino •Connections for Children 95814 •Crystal Stairs •Drew Child Development Corporation •International Institute •Los Angeles County SD 33 Lara Ricardo-D 2020 State Capitol, (916)651-4033 (916)651-4933 http://sd33.sen senator.lara@se Chief of Staff Part of Los •Child Care Resource Center •Children's Home Society Room 5050 ate.ca.gov/ nate.ca.gov erika.contreras Angeles •City of Norwalk Sacramento, CA @sen.ca.gov •Connections for Children 95814 •Crystal Stairs •Drew Child Development Corporation •International Institute •Los Angeles County •MAOF •Options •Pathways •Pomona Unified School District SD 11 Leno Mark-D 2016 State Capitol, (916)651-4011 (916)651-4911 http://sd11.sen senator.leno@s Chief of Staff San Francisco, •Children's Council of San Francisco Room 5100 ate.ca.gov/ enate.ca.gov bob.hartnagel@ part of San •San Francisco Human Services Sacramento, CA sen.ca.gov Mateo Agency 95814 •4Cs San Mateo SD 28 Lieu Ted-D 2018 State Capitol, (916)651-4028 (916)651-4928 http://sd28.sen senator.lieu@se Chief of Staff Part of Los •Child Care Resource Center •Children's Home Society Room 4061 ate.ca.gov/ nate.ca.gov jeff.gozzo@sen.
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