SEIU California

10/02/2026

SEIU CA members celebrate Governor Newsom's signing of SB 1246 (Cortese) into law, to protect public safety and safeguard public services by requiring AV companies to be accountable for clearing stalled autonomous vehicles.

10/01/2026

Watch. Share. Vote.

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09/23/2026

DEMOCRACY is on the ballot!

09/22/2026

Communities coming together to GET OUT THE VOTE! We love to see it 💜

09/18/2026

Make sure your vote COUNTS! ✊

09/17/2026

09/15/2026

Accountability is one part of a bigger fight: dismantling the systems that let oppression, violence, and inequity persist in the first place. That work doesn't stop. Eleven elected SEIU California leaders have issued the following statement. ➡️ https://seiuca.org/press-releases/2026/09/15/seiu-california-leaders-stand-up-for-our-unions-values/

08/18/2026

When tax breaks fail to deliver on their promises, workers pay the price – through underfunded schools, a strained safety net and a state budget stretched too thin.

This is why supports – we need to bring basic transparency and accountability to some of California’s most costly tax breaks.

Let’s make sure the rules work for the people who built this state, not corporations gaming the system.

08/13/2026

For two powerful days, SEIU California members from across sectors came together—workers who serve and are part of immigrant communities—to build solidarity, strengthen our skills, and prepare to protect the families we serve.

Together, we called on the Legislature to advance critical protections that provide families with resources, keep children safe, and hold public systems accountable. We also built community, shared resources, and strengthened our collective power to stand up for immigrant communities in the face of the Trump administration’s lawless and aggressive attacks on immigrant families.

08/08/2026

This is what worker power looks like.

Ten years ago, gig drivers were told they had no path to a union. They didn't take no for an answer and organized like never before. One conversation at a time. In parking lots, in coffee shops, over text and WhatsApp. Across a dozen languages, they fought back.

Their win creates the single largest union of rideshare drivers in the world — and it wouldn't have been possible without the courage of every driver who signed a card, made a call, or brought more and more into the fight. It also wouldn't have happened without the legislative champions in Sacramento who recognized the injustice that drivers faced every single day and fought to give gig drivers a path to organize in the first place.

This is a win for all of us.