Central Valley Latino Mayors and Electeds Coalition

05/06/2026

🩺 Boosting Healthcare Access in the Central Valley
For too long, our rural and underserved communities have faced a silent barrier to care: paperwork.
Independent physicians are the backbone of healthcare in the Central Valley, yet a fragmented, slow credentialing process often keeps them from seeing patients. The Central Valley Latino Mayors and Elected Officials Coalition is proud to stand behind AB 2457.
Why This Matters
Sponsored by the Physician Association of California and authored by Assembly Member Damon Connelly, this bill is a game-changer for regional health.

Building on Success: It expands on last year’s AB 1041 by extending standardized credentialing to Medi-Cal managed care plans.

Cutting Red Tape: By streamlining the administrative process, we remove the "bureaucratic lag" that keeps doctors sidelined.

More Doctors, Sooner: Fewer hurdles mean more physicians can start practicing in the communities that need them most, right here in the Valley.

Health equity starts with making it easier for doctors to serve our families.

Swipe through ➡️ to see how AB 2457 strengthens independent practice and improves care for every Californian.

05/01/2026

What if Central Valley youth had access to a safe, free mental health service? They do! Soluna is a state-funded resource you can share with your constituents!

This Mental Health Awareness Month, we want young people across California to know support is within reach.

Soluna is a safe, accessible, state-supported mental health platform for Californians ages 13-25, available at no cost to them or their families. Through 1:1 coaching, moderated peer support, and interactive wellbeing content, Soluna simplifies access with a digital-first approach, reducing traditional barriers to mental health support. By providing these resources directly to our youth, we can ensure that no one has to navigate mental health challenges alone. Learn more and get started at: solunaapp.com

En este Mes de Concientización sobre la Salud Mental, quiere que los jóvenes de toda California sepan que el apoyo que necesitan está a su alcance. Soluna es una plataforma de salud mental segura, accesible y financiada por el estado para los californianos de entre 13 y 25 años, y está disponible sin costo alguno para ellos ni para sus familias. A través de sesiones de coaching individuales, el apoyo entre compañeros moderado y el contenido interactivo sobre bienestar, Soluna facilita el acceso con un enfoque que prioriza lo digital, lo que reduce las barreras tradicionales que dificultan el acceso al apoyo para la salud mental. Al brindar estos recursos directamente a nuestros jóvenes, podemos asegurarnos de que nadie tenga que afrontar los desafíos de la salud mental por su cuenta. Obtén más información y empieza en: solunaapp.com/es

04/22/2026

With options throughout the Central Valley, please share this incredible state resource with your constituents!

This Earth Day, we’re proud to highlight the Mattress Recycling Council’s Bye Bye Mattress program. If you have an old mattress, box spring, or futon 🛌🏽, there are several convenient ways to recycle ♻️ them across California. Let's work together to keep our state clean and green! 🌳
🔗 Visit https://byebyemattress.com/california/ to learn more.


Este Día de la Tierra, nos enorgullece destacar el programa Bye Bye Mattress del Consejo de Reciclaje de Colchones. Si tiene un colchón viejo, un somier o un futón 🛌🏽, hay varias formas cómodas de reciclarlos ♻️ en toda California. ¡Trabajemos juntos para mantener nuestro estado limpio y verde! 🌳
🔗 Visite https://byebyemattress.com/california/ para obtener más información.

02/24/2026

The Central Valley deserves a seat at the table—not just a spot on the map. 🚜🌾

Please join this free webinar to ensure our community's needs are prioritized.

⏳ RSVP DEADLINE: Tomorrow!
🔗 Sign up now: https://governorca.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_BN8-_6W4QhyPuLqdFXzkVw #/registration

11/14/2025

Communities across the Central Valley are doing their part to keep our region clean, healthy, and beautiful. As we celebrate America Recycles Day, help us spread the word to your constituents about an easy way to make a big impact.

In honor of America Recycles Day, let’s celebrate that Californians have recycled more than 13 million mattresses since the program began in the state in 2016! Visit www.ByeByeMattress.com/California to learn what is available in your area.

En honor al Día de América Recicla, celebremos que los californianos han reciclado más de 13 millones de colchones desde que el programa comenzó en el estado en 2016! Visite www.ByeByeMattress.com para saber qué hay disponible en su zona.

10/10/2025

💚 World Mental Health Day reminds us that mental wellness is essential to strong, thriving communities.

Today, we’re proud to spotlight Soluna, a free app available to California youth ages 13–25 through the California Youth Behavioral Health Initiative. Soluna offers real-time support, wellness tools, and resources designed to help young people manage stress, build resilience, and take care of their mental health.

Our coalition stands with partners working to make mental health care more accessible and equitable for all youth across the Central Valley and beyond. 🌿

https://solunaapp.com/

10/01/2025

Don't forget to vote, Central Valley!!

Exeter Unified High School was selected as one of the top 25 finalists in the country for the T Mobile Friday Night 5G Lights Competition!! Vote every day until October 24th using https://www.t-mobile.com/brand/friday-night-5g-lights/d to help the Monarchs win a 1 Million dollar stadium upgrade!

09/29/2025

📣 Latino Voters in California Want Change — Here’s What a New Poll Found

According to a recent Fresno Bee article, a new poll reveals several striking trends among Latino registered voters in California:

66% say they are concerned that the Trump administration might send federal officials to oversee polling places.

Many express strong demand for fair representation and accountability in government.

The article frames this as a clear signal that Latino communities want to be heard and protected in the political process.

As leaders serving Latino communities, we should take note of these perceptions and priorities. This “watchful skepticism” points to important areas for transparency, voter education, and building trust.

“Latino voters are sounding the alarm and demanding solutions.”

09/29/2025

📣 Valley Strong — Let’s lift Exeter Union to the win! 🏟️⁣⁣

Hey friends & neighbors — big news from our backyard: Exeter Union High School is one of the Top 25 finalists in T-Mobile’s Friday Night 5G Lights competition — meaning they’re already guaranteed $25,000! But here’s where we come in:

By popular vote, one of those finalists will earn a $1 million upgrade to their football field — plus a renovated weight room, expert consultation, and more.

That’s a game-changing investment for Exeter and the entire region. That stadium isn’t just for football — it’s where graduations, youth sports, community events, and lifelong memories happen.

Here’s how you can help:

Vote daily — Voting is open now. (Yes, you can cast one vote each day.)

Share widely — Ask your friends, family, neighbors, alumni, and Valley folks to vote too.

Spread the message — Post on your social media, text your groups, put it up in local community pages.

Remind daily — Even a quick “Don’t forget to vote for Exeter!” goes a long way.

If Exeter wins, it’s more than a field facelift — it’s a boost in pride, opportunity, and community spirit for all of us across the Central Valley.

Let’s show the rest of the state what our Valley can do when we come together. 💪
Vote Exeter Union. Vote daily. Share far and wide.

09/27/2025

Hey Central Valley Family! Here's your reminder to vote daily!