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"As a competitive runner, I know that fairness comes from everyone beginning at the same starting line. But as a youth coach, I know the best teams aren't built by creating division or picking sides — they're built by uniting people around shared goals, finding common ground, and ensuring each person can succeed. We don’t need more rhetoric. California needs leaders with proven track records of removing obstacles, building consensus, and delivering real results for families. That's the leadership I'll bring to the State Senate."– Eric Alegria, Democrat for State Senate District 24

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<h3 style="text-align: center;">"The best results come from bringing people together — not creating division. California doesn't need more rhetoric. It needs leaders who deliver. That's what I've done as a Mayor, a health care executive, and a school board member — and it's what I'll do as your State Senator."</h3><h4 style="text-align: center;">– Eric Alegria</h4>

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“Hard work used to be enough. You'd put in the hours, play by the rules, and get ahead. But for too many families, that's not how it works anymore. Costs keep rising, good jobs are harder to find and staying in the community you love feels like a luxury."I've lived it. I kept my own small business running through the pandemic. We adapted when the rules changed overnight and made payroll when nothing was certain. That experience shaped how I led on the Rancho Palos Verdes City Council. We cut the business license tax to zero and kept it there for three years. We balanced our budget while delivering real relief.&nbsp;When the Portuguese Bend Landslide struck, I took action to declare an emergency and secure resources to protect hundreds of families.“I believe that when times get hard, government should remove obstacles, not add to them. My approach: bring people together — no matter your party — focus on what actually works and deliver results. That's how we'll tackle the cost of living, the insurance crisis, school funding, and job creation.”— Eric

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Eric Alegria has spent his life bringing people together to solve challenges — as a mayor, school board member, educator, nonprofit leader, and small business owner. He knows what it takes to move communities forward and make sure every Californian has a fair start.

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Eric Alegria delivers results by bringing people together — because progress starts when everyone has a fair chance to succeed. From City Hall to the classroom, he’s led with collaboration, fairness, and action. Now he’s ready to take that experience to Sacramento to remove obstacles and build opportunity for every California family.<h4>Leading Innovation in Fire Prevention and Emergency Preparedness</h4>As Mayor Pro Tem during California’s most dangerous wildfire seasons, Eric recognized that traditional approaches weren’t enough to meet a new era of climate-driven risk. He championed proactive, technology-driven strategies that made the Palos Verdes Peninsula a model for fire prevention and resilience.Working with Assemblymember Al Muratsuchi, Eric helped secure a&nbsp;$1.5 million state investment&nbsp;to launch the Peninsula’s&nbsp;Pano AI wildfire detection camera network&nbsp;— a 360-degree, real-time system that identifies wildfire activity within minutes and alerts fire crews before flames can spread.He also co-led the region’s first&nbsp;multi-jurisdictional hazard mitigation plan, unlocking state and federal funds for resilience and risk reduction. Recognizing that 90% of Rancho Palos Verdes residents live in Cal Fire’s “Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone,” Eric spearheaded a&nbsp;comprehensive residential fire prevention program, distributing home-hardening resources to every household and implementing&nbsp;eco-friendly brush clearance&nbsp;across 300 acres of open space — even using goat grazing to prevent wildfires naturally.Eric’s leadership on fire prevention and emergency planning reflects his belief that preparedness saves lives — and that California’s future depends on communities ready to meet every challenge together.<h4>Strengthening Public Safety Through Collaboration</h4>As Mayor and Councilmember of Rancho Palos Verdes, Eric brought people together to make his city one of the safest in California — ranked the&nbsp;4th safest city in the state, with crime rates far below state and national averages.He led by building partnerships, not politics — coordinating with Los Angeles County Sheriff Robert Luna, the Lomita Sheriff Station, and neighboring cities to implement innovative technology to prevent crime and improve emergency response.To strengthen regional coordination, Eric helped create and chair the&nbsp;Peninsula Public Safety Committee, bringing together all four Peninsula cities for the first time to form a unified safety strategy. Under his leadership, the committee expanded real-time emergency alert systems, coordinated disaster-readiness exercises, and funded new&nbsp;school resource officers&nbsp;to keep students safe across every campus.Eric believes true public safety means more than crime prevention — it’s about ensuring every community has the resources, coordination, and trust needed to respond when it matters most.<h4>Advocating for Our Kids and Keeping Students Safe&nbsp;&nbsp;</h4>As a father of four, Eric knows that every parent wants their kids to feel safe, supported, and ready to thrive. On the Palos Verdes Peninsula School Board, he’s championed school safety, expanded mental health support for students, and helped modernize aging school facilities.In the classroom, Eric serves as an adjunct instructor at USC and previously at El Camino College, where he mentors the next generation of public servants and teaches that leadership means removing obstacles for others. He believes education is where opportunity begins — and as State Senator, he’ll continue fighting to make sure every student, parent, teacher, and school employee has the support they need to succeed.<h4>Keeping Entertainment Industry Jobs in California</h4>Eric knows that a fair economy starts with good jobs close to home. While serving on the California Film Commission, he helped protect thousands of entertainment industry jobs by making film and television production more competitive in California.In the State Senate, Eric will keep fighting to ensure creative industry jobs stay here — so the people who make our stories can keep building their own right here in Los Angeles.<h4>Supporting our Small Businesses and Workers</h4>As a small business owner for more than a decade, Eric understands what it takes to make payroll, create jobs, and keep a business running through tough times. When the pandemic hit, he used that experience to help local businesses in Rancho Palos Verdes access the resources they needed to stay open and protect their employees.He knows that small businesses are the heartbeat of our economy — and as State Senator, he’ll work to make sure they have the tools and workforce support they need to grow.<h4>Listening to and Leading for Westside and South Bay Communities</h4>Eric’s public service began right here on the Westside, working as an intern then aide to L.A. City Councilmember Cindy Miscikowski in her Westchester office. He helped residents solve problems in neighborhoods from Playa del Rey to Mar Vista — learning firsthand that listening is the first step to effective leadership.He later coached football at Santa Monica High School, helping young athletes build confidence and character both on and off the field. Those experiences taught him that when people come together — community leaders, teachers, parents, and neighbors — we can find solutions that reflect the unique character of every community we serve.<h4>Protecting and Empowering Vulnerable Communities</h4>Eric’s commitment to fairness began early. As a teenager, he spent his summers working alongside farmworkers in apple packing warehouses — people who worked tirelessly but faced barriers that had nothing to do with their effort or talent.Those experiences inspired him to lead a nonprofit that helped farmworkers support their families and access educational and economic opportunities. Today, Eric continues that work by serving on nonprofit boards, sponsoring a local food pantry for South Bay families, and creating a scholarship program for students pursuing careers in public service.Eric believes real progress happens when we lift others up — and that everyone deserves the same fair starting line to build their California Dream.

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<h2 style="text-align: center;">Results, Not Rhetoric</h2><h3>Eric doesn't do politics as usual. He's led businesses, nonprofits, and communities — and in every role, he brings people together and gets things done.</h3><ul><li>On City Council:&nbsp;For his first years, Eric was the only Democrat — and they got things done anyway. He took action to declare an emergency to help families devastated by landslides, made Rancho Palos Verdes the 4th safest city in California, and reduced taxes while maintaining a balanced budget.</li><li>As a School Board Member:&nbsp;He champions student safety, mental health support, and smart investments in aging facilities, working with teachers, parents, and staff to find solutions.</li><li>As an Educator:&nbsp;He's mentored students as an instructor at USC and El Camino College, preparing the next generation to lead.</li><li>As a Health Care Executive:&nbsp;Eric has spent 18+ years making sure healthcare reaches the people who need it most —running operations for nonprofits, clinics, and community health organizations.</li><li>As a Small Business Owner:&nbsp;He knows what small business owners face because he's lived it — making payroll, navigating regulations, and keeping his West LA business running for over a decade. He put that experience to work, cutting business taxes in Rancho Palos Verdes to zero and helping local businesses survive the pandemic.</li></ul>Eric doesn't believe in Sacramento telling our communities what to do. He believes in listening to the people closest to the problems — and working together to solve them

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<h3>Where Eric Comes From</h3>Eric grew up in a family where service and hard work weren't just values — they were expectations. His mother was a teacher. His father was an accountant. They taught him that education and financial responsibility are the foundation of a fair start in life.He is a PhD Candidate with an emphasis on Public Policy at Claremont Graduate University and earned a Master’s in Public Administration from the University of Southern California, a Master’s in Pastoral Theology from Loyola Marymount University, and a Bachelor of Arts from Gonzaga University.As a teenager, Eric spent summers working alongside farmworkers in apple warehouses in Washington State. The bonds he formed and the challenges he witnessed inspired him to dedicate his career to removing obstacles for others. He went on to lead a nonprofit serving farmworker families, connecting them to educational and economic opportunities so they could build their own American Dream.That experience still drives him today. Whether he's serving on a school board, running a health care organization, or helping a neighbor navigate a crisis, Eric approaches every challenge with the same question: What's standing in the way — and how do we remove it together?<h3>Leading Through Crisis</h3>On the Rancho Palos Verdes City Council, Eric didn't wait for problems to solve themselves — he brought people together and delivered results.During his first years on the Council, Eric was the only Democrat — and still found common ground to get things done. Reaching across party lines, he worked to declare an emergency to help families devastated by landslides, to make Rancho Palos Verdes the 4th-safest city in California, and to spearhead a comprehensive residential fire prevention program.When the Portuguese Bend Landslides devastated hundreds of homes, Eric took action to declare a local emergency, secured state and county resources, and led mitigation efforts to protect families when there was no time to waste.In response to rising crime concerns, he brought leaders from across the Palos Verdes Peninsula together to create a shared public safety plan — streamlining communication and reducing emergency response times. Because of these efforts, Rancho Palos Verdes became the 4th safest city in California, with crime rates far below state and national averages.Eric also led with future generations in mind. Driven by a desire to preserve California's natural beauty, he brought stakeholders together to conserve 96 acres of coastal land for the Palos Verdes Preserve — protecting endangered species like the Palos Verdes Blue Butterfly and removing dangerous brush that posed fire hazards.With more than 90% of Rancho Palos Verdes residents living in a CAL FIRE–designated Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone, Eric helped lead a shift toward proactive, community-centered wildfire resilience. He championed Peninsula-wide investments in cutting-edge detection technology, including the Pano AI camera network — 360-degree ultra-high-definition cameras that use artificial intelligence to scan up to 15 miles and alert first responders in real time. He helped elevate home hardening and defensible space efforts, giving residents practical steps to protect their homes. And he supported the City's expanded year-round vegetation management program, clearing approximately 300 acres annually to reduce wildfire fuel and protect surrounding neighborhoods.When the pandemic hit, Eric drew on his experience as a small business owner to deliver real relief. Rancho Palos Verdes cut business license taxes to zero and kept them there for three years, connected businesses to consulting and capital assistance, and balanced the budget while helping families and business owners survive.<h3>A Career of Removing Obstacles</h3>Eric has spent his career in service — in health care, in nonprofits, in education, and in business.In Health Care: Eric has dedicated nearly 20 years to making sure health care reaches the people who need it most. He's run operations for nonprofits, clinics, and community health organizations. Today, as Chief Operating Officer of Wellness Equity Alliance, he oversees programs that expand access to equitable care for underserved communities.In Nonprofits: Earlier in his career, Eric led a nonprofit that helped farmworker families access educational and economic opportunities. Today, he continues to reach out to the margins of the community — through service on nonprofit boards, sponsoring a food pantry for South Bay families, and establishing a scholarship fund for Los Angeles County students pursuing careers in public service.In Entertainment: As a California Film Commissioner, Eric worked to protect thousands of entertainment industry jobs — understanding that every job saved means another family with stability and opportunity.As an Educator: Eric has mentored students as an instructor at USC and El Camino College, preparing the next generation to lead.As a Small Business Owner: Eric knows what small business owners face because he's lived it — making payroll, navigating regulations, and keeping his West LA business running for over a decade. That experience shaped how he led on the City Council, cutting business taxes to zero and helping local businesses survive the pandemic.<h3>Why He's Running</h3>Today, Eric serves on the Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified School District Board of Education, where he champions student safety, mental health support, and smart investments in aging facilities. He works with teachers, parents, and staff to find solutions — because he knows the best ideas come from the people closest to the problems.He and his wife Christine are raising their four children in the South Bay where their kids attend local public schools. On weekends, you'll find him on basketball courts and football fields, coaching the next generation. Every policy he supports comes down to a simple question: Is this making California a place where my children — and all children — can work hard and succeed?Eric is running for State Senate because he believes hard work should still be enough. Too many families are doing everything right and still falling behind. Costs keep rising, good jobs are harder to find, and staying in the community you love feels like a luxury.Eric doesn't believe in Sacramento telling our communities what to do. He believes in listening to the people closest to the problems — and working together to solve them. That's how he's led on the City Council, on the School Board, and in every organization he's been part of.It's the leadership he'll bring to the State Senate.

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<h4>Eric Alegria is a proven leader who has delivered results for his community as a school board member, former Mayor, and health care executive. He's led businesses, nonprofits, and communities — and in every role, he's brought people together to get things done.</h4>As a competitive runner, Eric learned that races are only fair when everyone starts from the same starting line. That principle guides his approach to public service: remove the obstacles keeping hardworking California families from succeeding.Eric is the son of a teacher and an accountant who taught him that education and hard work are the foundation of opportunity. He spent summers in his youth working alongside farmworkers in apple warehouses — where he first saw how unfair starting lines can hold back even the hardest workers. That experience shaped everything that came after.Whether taking action to protect families during the Portuguese Bend landslide crisis, helping make Rancho Palos Verdes the 4th safest city in California, or working to strengthen our schools, Eric brings people together to deliver real solutions — not rhetoric.He's the only candidate living in the South Bay, and he has the experience to deliver for California families.

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Eric Alegria doesn't just talk about emergency preparedness — he's led through real emergencies. As a Rancho Palos Verdes City Councilmember, he took action to declare a local emergency when the Portuguese Bend Landslides destroyed hundreds of homes and displaced families, securing state and county resources to protect residents when there was no time to waste. He guided the city through the pandemic, delivering real relief to small businesses and vulnerable residents. And with more than 90% of Rancho Palos Verdes residents living in a CAL FIRE–designated Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone, he helped lead a shift from reactive emergency response to proactive, community-centered resilience.Eric championed Peninsula-wide investments in cutting-edge wildfire detection technology, including the Pano AI camera network — 360-degree ultra-high-definition cameras that use artificial intelligence to scan up to 15 miles and alert first responders in real time. He helped elevate home hardening and defensible space efforts, giving residents practical, low-cost steps to protect their homes. And he supported the City's expanded year-round vegetation management program, clearing approximately 300 acres annually to reduce wildfire fuel and protect surrounding neighborhoods.That record matters — because the next emergency isn't a question of if, but when.The ChallengeThe devastating fires that struck the Pacific Palisades and Malibu communities were a tragic reminder that emergency preparedness is no longer optional — it's urgent. Extreme weather disasters driven by climate change are becoming more frequent and more destructive, and our communities need leaders who have actually managed crises, not just debated them.But emergency preparedness isn't just about the disaster itself. When wildfires, landslides, or floods strike, they create cascading crises — families lose homes, insurance claims stall, businesses close, and entire neighborhoods face long-term economic damage. We need a comprehensive approach that prepares communities before disaster strikes, responds effectively when it does, and ensures families can rebuild without being left behind.How Eric Will LeadEric will bring his proven crisis leadership to the State Senate — applying the same approach that made Rancho Palos Verdes more resilient:<ul><li>Expand wildfire prevention and early detection&nbsp;— building on the $170 million recently allocated for early action wildfire response, and scaling the kind of Pano AI fire detection systems, home hardening programs, and brush clearance efforts he championed in Rancho Palos Verdes.</li><li>Invest in community-level preparedness&nbsp;— helping communities develop emergency plans that account for the cascading impacts of disasters on housing, insurance, and local economies.</li><li>Support communities managing water-related emergencies&nbsp;— applying the lessons learned from the Portuguese Bend Landslides to protect families in landslide- and flood-prone areas across our communities.</li><li>Strengthen coordination across jurisdictions&nbsp;— ensuring rapid, seamless communication between emergency response agencies during natural disasters, replicating the Peninsula-wide collaboration he led.</li><li>Recruit the next generation of first responders&nbsp;— investing in local fire academies to build the pipeline of firefighters, paramedics, and lifeguards our communities need.</li><li>Hold insurance companies accountable&nbsp;— demanding that insurers process claims rapidly after disasters so families aren't facing financial crises on top of personal ones.</li><li>Ensure every family can rebuild&nbsp;— because no one who has done everything right should lose everything and be left to navigate recovery alone.</li></ul>

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Eric Alegria grew up in a middle-class community where he saw firsthand the security a stable home provides. A home is more than a place to live — it's where families rest, share meals, and build their futures. Everyone deserves that stability. But for too many families across our communities, that foundation is crumbling — housing costs consume paychecks, homeownership feels out of reach, and insurance is increasingly unaffordable or unavailable.The ChallengeEric understands the frustration so many Californians feel about our state's housing crisis. But one-size-fits-all mandates from Sacramento don't work for our coastal communities. We need more local control in the process, so communities maintain their voice while we work toward meeting our housing goals.We also need real accountability in addressing homelessness. Over $500 million in homelessness funding in Los Angeles has gone <a href="https://www.foxla.com/news/los-angeles-homeless-spending">unspent</a> — not because the need isn't there, but because of poor planning and outdated systems. Families are sleeping in cars while resources sit unused. That's not a funding problem — it's a leadership problem.How Eric will lead:Eric will bring the same approach that worked on the Rancho Palos Verdes City Council — bringing stakeholders together, focusing on what actually works, and demanding results:On Housing:<ul><li>Expand homeownership opportunities&nbsp;— providing more first-time homebuyer grants and helping public servants like teachers, police officers, and firefighters afford homes in the communities where they serve.</li><li>Protect local control&nbsp;— preserving the voice of community leaders in balancing the need for housing with protecting our environment and neighborhood character.</li><li>Push back against harmful Sacramento mandates&nbsp;— opposing measures like the builder's remedy that strip communities of their ability to plan responsibly.</li><li>Address the insurance crisis&nbsp;— bringing stakeholders together to find solutions that keep home insurance accessible and affordable for homeowners across our communities.</li><li>Support regional housing solutions&nbsp;— expanding programs like the South Bay Regional Housing Trust that allow communities to pool funding and resources to develop housing that fits local needs.</li></ul>On Homelessness:<ul><li>Demand accountability for every dollar spent&nbsp;— ensuring homelessness funding is used effectively, with a focus on getting people off our streets and into services and stable housing.</li><li>Support proven, local solutions&nbsp;— like Redondo Beach's care court and transitional housing program, which successfully helped people with mental illness get off the streets and into the treatment they need.</li><li>Strengthen coordination&nbsp;between the County and local cities so resources reach the people and communities that need them most.</li><li>Track results, not just spending&nbsp;— rigorously collecting and reviewing data so we can measure what's working, make adjustments, and help as many people as possible.</li></ul>

Deliver real solutions to our housing and homelessness crises.

Housing and Homelessness

Join us for our campaign's first canvass. This is more than knocking on doors. It's our chance to listen to our neighbors, share what we're building together, and show this community that we're ready to deliver real results for the families in the South Bay. Bring comfortable shoes and enthusiasm for our community!

Canvass Kick-Off

Eric Alegria spends his weekends and evenings walking with his kids along the South Bay shoreline and our region's trails. Preserving these natural spaces isn't a policy position for him — it's personal. He wants to ensure that kids growing up along the Los Angeles County coastline can experience its natural beauty for generations to come.And he's put that commitment into action. As a Rancho Palos Verdes City Councilmember, he brought stakeholders together to conserve 96 acres of coastal land for the Palos Verdes Preserve — expanding critical habitat protection while removing dangerous brush that posed fire hazards to surrounding neighborhoods. Eric championed cutting-edge Pano AI camera technology to detect fires early and alert first responders before small blazes become catastrophic.The Challenge:Our region's quality of life is increasingly under threat. Wildfires, landslides, and coastal erosion aren't distant risks — they're realities families across our district are living with right now.The devastating fires that struck the Pacific Palisades and Malibu communities were a stark reminder of our growing vulnerability — fueled by prolonged drought, extreme heat, and powerful Santa Ana winds. The resulting smoke blanketed our region, with air quality reaching dangerous levels that affected families across the South Bay and Westside — PM2.5 concentrations spiking to levels more than 36 times above the World Health Organization’s recommended safe limit. (<a href="https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/74/wr/mm7405a4.htm?s_cid=mm7405a4_w">cite</a>) (<a href="https://www.who.int/news-room/feature-stories/detail/what-are-the-who-air-quality-guidelines">cite</a>)Our coastline faces equally serious challenges. Rising sea levels and coastal erosion threatens to <a href="https://www.climateassessment.ca.gov/state/overview/">eliminate up to 67% of Southern California beaches</a> by the end of the century.We need leaders who will act now — not with more studies and reports, but with real investment in resilient communities that protect both our economy and our way of life.How Eric will lead:Eric doesn't believe climate policy should be about ideology — it should be about protecting families and preserving the quality of life that makes Southern California special. As State Senator, he'll bring the same results-driven approach that worked in Rancho Palos Verdes:<ul><li>Help Palisades fire communities recover and rebuild&nbsp;— securing the necessary funding and assistance from Sacramento and Washington so no family faces this alone.</li><li>Expand wildfire prevention and early detection&nbsp;— building on the $170 million recently allocated for early action wildfire response, and scaling the kind of AI fire detection systems and brush removal programs he implemented in Rancho Palos Verdes.</li><li>Support small businesses in going green&nbsp;— helping businesses adopt environmentally friendly practices that reduce both operational costs and emissions, drawing from his own experience as a small business owner.</li><li>Preserve and expand green spaces&nbsp;— protecting Southern California's natural beauty while providing families with outdoor recreation, like the 96-acre coastal preserve expansion he led.</li><li>Invest in renewable energy and good jobs&nbsp;— expediting solar and wind infrastructure while creating good-paying careers that meet our state's energy goals.</li><li>Make clean transportation accessible&nbsp;— making electric vehicles and charging stations more affordable for working families, and improving transit and bike infrastructure to give families real choices.</li><li>Protect our coastline for future generations&nbsp;— expanding conservation efforts, investing in natural barriers against storm surge, and ensuring our beaches remain accessible to families for generations to come.</li></ul>

Protect our coastline, clean air, and quality of life for future generations.

Climate and Quality of Life

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RIS 5K

Whether you're an experienced runner or a first-time participant, join Eric Alegria for the Ridgecrest Intermediate School 5k. Get to meet Eric and help a great cause, with 100% of the proceeds going towards replacing RIS classroom lab equipment.

Ridgecrest Intermediate School 5K

Volunteer Canvass - March 14th

Canvass - March 7th

Join Eric Alegria, candidate for State Senate, for a trail walk in Rancho Palos Verdes. Meet us at the Point Vicente Interpretive Center for a light hike and a time to ask Eric questions about his plans for our state's future. All are welcome!

Community Workout - Trail Walk

Breakfast Burritos (Free!) with Eric Alegria

Come enjoy some free breakfast burritos and meet Eric in Torrance the first weekend in May.

Join your neighbors for a community workout and meet &amp; greet with Eric Alegria, candidate for State Senate. Bring your sneakers. Bring a friend. Let's build something together!

Community Workout Meet & Greet

Join your neighbors for a community workout and meet & greet with Eric Alegria, candidate for California State Senate District 24. Bring your sneakers. Bring a friend. Let's build something together!

Eric Alegria for State Senate | Community Workout

Eric Alegria believes public safety starts with bringing people together — law enforcement, city leaders, and the communities they serve. It's not about picking sides in a political debate. It's about keeping families safe.As a Rancho Palos Verdes City Councilmember, Eric didn't just talk about public safety — he delivered results. He brought leaders from across the Palos Verdes Peninsula together to create a shared public safety plan, partnering with Sheriff Robert Luna and the Lomita Sheriff's Station to streamline communication and reduce emergency response times. He championed innovative technologies like AI-powered cameras to detect fires and protect neighborhoods. The result: Rancho Palos Verdes became the 4th safest city in California, with just 0.7 violent crimes and 7.5 property crimes per 1,000 residents — far below state and national averages. <a href="https://www.rpvca.gov/CivicSend/ViewMessage/message/138693#:~:text=Using%20FBI%20crime%20statistics%20and,below%20state%20and%20national%20rates.">(cite)</a> The ChallengeEvery Californian deserves to feel safe walking, working, shopping, and spending time in their neighborhood. But too often, the politics around public safety don't reflect the commonsense solutions people are actually asking for.Families want well-equipped first responders who can get there fast. They also want communities where strong schools, good jobs, and stable housing keep people on the right path in the first place. These aren't competing goals — they go hand in hand. And we need leaders who understand that public safety means more than crime prevention. It means removing the obstacles that prevent communities from being prepared for the challenges ahead.How Eric will LeadEric's record proves he knows how to make communities safer — not with rhetoric, but with collaboration and results. As State Senator, he'll bring that same approach:<ul><li>Fund and support our first responders&nbsp;— ensuring police, fire, and emergency personnel have the resources, training, and staffing they need to keep our communities safe.</li><li>Strengthen coordination between agencies&nbsp;— replicating the Peninsula-wide collaboration he led, so emergency response times stay low and communication between jurisdictions is seamless.</li><li>Recruit the next generation of first responders&nbsp;— investing in local fire and police academies to build the pipeline of officers and firefighters our communities need.</li><li>Keep our communities safe from gun violence&nbsp;— keeping guns out of the hands of dangerous criminals and working with school districts and community groups to protect families.</li><li>Demand accountability on homelessness spending&nbsp;— pushing for responsible budgeting with an emphasis on proven methods that get people off our streets and into services and treatment.</li><li>Invest in prevention&nbsp;— because the safest communities are ones where strong schools, economic opportunity, and access to mental health services keep problems from escalating in the first place.</li></ul>

Build safer communities through trust, coordination, and proven strategies.

Public Safety

Get Out the Vote - Canvassing!

Join the campaign to knock on doors and speak about Eric's vision for our community! Whether you're a first-time canvasser or seasoned, our team will be there to train you as we go out to canvass in pairs. We can’t wait to see you there!

Get Out the Vote - Canvassing 

Eric Alegria has dedicated over 18 years of his career to making sure health care reaches the people who need it most. From running operations for nonprofits and community health organizations to his current role as Chief Operating Officer of Wellness Equity Alliance, he's worked to remove the obstacles that prevent patients from receiving quality, compassionate care. His focus has always been the same: strengthen the connection between health care providers and the communities they serve, and ensure everyone has a fair starting line for health and wellness — regardless of zip code or income.This isn't abstract for Eric. It's his life's work.The ChallengeLos Angeles County is facing a health care crisis that threatens thousands of families. Our county's health services department is expected to lose $750 million per year by 2028 due to <a href="https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2025-07-20/trump-cuts-leave-los-angeles-county-health-system-in-crisis">federal funding cuts</a> — jeopardizing public hospitals, emergency rooms, and community clinics.In our communities alone, more than163,507 residents are enrolled in Medi-Cal, and approximately 58% are at risk of losing coverage when these cuts take effect. These aren't statistics. They're our neighbors, our coworkers, the families sitting next to us at school pickup — people who work hard but face obstacles to staying healthy. (<a href="https://laborcenter.berkeley.edu/medi-cal-enrollment-by-district-and-county-2024/">cite</a>) (<a href="https://calbudgetcenter.org/resources/how-republican-led-budget-cuts-could-impact-californians-in-every-congressional-district/">District 36</a>)Our communities are also home to a large population of seniors who have earned the right to age in place with dignity. As threats to Medicare and Social Security continue, California needs leaders who will stand firm to protect the people who built our communities.How Eric Will LeadEric doesn't just understand health care policy — he's spent his career delivering it. As State Senator, he'll bring that experience to protect and strengthen care for every family:<ul><li>Protect our health care safety net&nbsp;— defending Medi-Cal, community clinics, and public hospitals from federal cuts that would create unfair barriers for seniors and working families.</li><li>Stand up for our seniors&nbsp;— protecting Medicare and Social Security from cuts, and ensuring older Californians can access the care they need to age in place with dignity.</li><li>Bring down prescription drug costs&nbsp;— leveraging statewide purchasing pools to negotiate fair prices so families aren't choosing between medication and groceries.</li><li>Hold insurance companies accountable&nbsp;— ensuring insurers pay their fair share so patients and doctors don't absorb the burden of cost-cutting.</li><li>Cut through administrative waste&nbsp;— removing inefficiencies in our health care systems so resources go toward patient care, not paperwork.</li><li>Invest in prevention&nbsp;— expanding preventive care that catches health problems early, saving money and improving lives before small issues become crises.</li><li>Strengthen community health clinics&nbsp;— supporting the clinics that serve as the foundation of care in neighborhoods that need it most.</li><li>Protect our emergency systems&nbsp;— because when the safety net fails, every taxpayer pays more and our emergency rooms become overwhelmed.</li></ul>

Make quality health care accessible and affordable for every family.

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Get Out the Vote - Canvassing!

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Join Eric Alegria at Torrance City Councilman Asam Sheikh's Community Coffee Chat, hosted by Torrance School Board Member Dr. Anil Muhammed. Hear their vision, ask questions, and learn how we all can work together to deliver results for our community.

Torrance Community Coffee Chat with Councilman Asam Sheikh

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Eric believes the moral test of a community is how we treat those who need us most — our children, our seniors, and our neighbors facing challenges they didn't choose. That belief isn't abstract for Eric. He and his family live it — through service on nonprofit boards, sponsoring a food pantry for South Bay families, and establishing a scholarship fund for Los Angeles County students pursuing careers in public service. As a young man, he spent summers working alongside farmworkers in apple warehouses, an experience that taught him that the people who work the hardest are often the furthest from a fair starting line.The ChallengeRight now, too many of our neighbors face obstacles that have nothing to do with their character or effort. California's diversity has always been our strength — but that strength depends on our commitment to protecting every person's freedom, dignity, and access to opportunity. When federal overreach threatens the rights and protections Californians have built, we need state leaders who will stand firm — not with rhetoric, but with action.How Eric will LeadAs State Senator, Eric will work to ensure California remains a place where every person is treated with dignity and respect. With his experience bringing diverse communities together, Eric will work to:<ul><li>Protect the privacy and personal freedoms of every Californian&nbsp;— including the right to make your own health care decisions without government interference.</li><li>Ensure every person can live, work, and raise a family free from discrimination and harassment&nbsp;— because no one should fear being who they are.</li><li>Defend California's laws and protections from federal overreach&nbsp;— standing firm when Washington tries to roll back the rights our state has established.</li><li>Protect our immigrant neighbors and DREAMers&nbsp;— ensuring access to state services and safety for families who are part of the fabric of our communities.</li><li>Stand up for our seniors&nbsp;— protecting Medicare, Social Security, and access to affordable prescription drugs for the people who built our communities.</li><li>Support community-based organizations&nbsp;that already have deep roots and trust in the neighborhoods they serve, ensuring resources reach those who need them most.</li><li>Remove regulatory obstacles&nbsp;that prevent people from accessing the services and opportunities they need to thrive.</li></ul>

Stand up for those who need a voice in Sacramento.

Hard work used to be enough. Eric grew up believing that — his mother was a teacher, his father was an accountant, and they taught him that education and a good job were the foundation of a secure life. That belief drove everything that followed: from working alongside farmworkers in apple warehouses, to running a small business in West LA, to leading a city through a pandemic.Eric Alegria has lived the economy from every angle — as a small business owner making payroll, as a health care executive running operations, as a California Film Commissioner protecting entertainment jobs, and as a Mayor who reduced taxes while balancing the budget. He knows how hard it is to build a life in Southern California. And he knows that when people can't succeed despite their hard work, we all lose.The Obstacles Keeping Californians from a Fair Economic Start:The numbers tell the story: only 11% of households can afford a home in LA County. The cost of doing business is nearly 20% higher than the national average. Film and TV production still hasn't fully recovered. And the devastation of the Palisades and Eaton fires has added urgency to our need for long-term economic resilience.At the same time, our region is preparing to host the World Cup and Olympics — opportunities that could fuel growth and create jobs if we have leaders ready to harness them.But right now, too many families are doing everything right and still falling behind. Costs keep rising, good jobs are harder to find, and staying in the community you love feels like a luxury. It's time to remove the obstacles keeping Californians from reaching their potential.How Eric Will LeadEric will bring the same approach to the economy that has defined his career — bringing people together, focusing on what works, and delivering results:<ul><li>Champion good jobs with good wages&nbsp;— promoting careers with livable wages and benefits so families can provide for their loved ones and save for their future.</li><li>Build career pathways for everyone&nbsp;— supporting job training and apprenticeship programs that connect workers to good-paying careers without requiring a college degree, and help businesses find the skilled workers they need.</li><li>Bring entertainment jobs back to California&nbsp;— expanding film tax credits and incentives to keep production and good union jobs in Los Angeles, building on his work as a California Film Commissioner.</li><li>Support small businesses&nbsp;— increasing access to capital, cutting through red tape, and helping entrepreneurs start and grow businesses that create jobs close to home. Eric knows what this takes — he's done it himself for over a decade.</li><li>Expand homeownership&nbsp;— providing more first-time homebuyer grants and helping public servants like teachers, police officers, and firefighters afford homes in the communities where they serve.</li><li>Fix the insurance crisis&nbsp;— holding insurance companies accountable for maintaining coverage and paying claims quickly after disasters, so families and businesses aren't priced out of California.</li><li>Prepare for what's ahead&nbsp;— positioning our region to harness the economic opportunities of the World Cup and Olympics while building the long-term climate resilience our economy needs.</li></ul>

Remove the barriers that keep hardworking families from getting ahead.

California's future is determined by the start we provide for our students. As an instructor at USC and El Camino College and the son of a teacher, Eric Alegria has seen firsthand the transformational power of a good education. As a member of the Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified School District Board, he works every day to ensure their schools remain among the top performing in the state — championing student safety, mental health support, and smart investments in aging facilities.He believes every student in California should have equal access to opportunities, no matter their background or zip code. That's not just a policy position — it's the fair starting line.The Challenge:Too many students face obstacles that have nothing to do with their effort or ability — underfunded schools, outdated facilities, and policies that don't put their needs first. California currently ranks 16th in per pupil spending among states, and when differences in labor costs are accounted for, we drop to 31st (<a href="https://www.ppic.org/publication/financing-californias-public-schools/?_gl=1*2hexcv*_gcl_au*MzY4OTQzNzkzLjE3NzQ5NDI0NDU." target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Source: PPIC</a>). Our students deserve better than that.At the same time, federal threats to public education funding — including efforts to dismantle the Department of Education and divert taxpayer dollars to private schools — put California's students at even greater risk. We need state leaders who will stand firm to protect our public schools and remove the barriers that prevent every student from getting the fair start they deserve.How Eric will lead:Eric doesn't just talk about education — he governs it. Drawing from his experience as an educator, school board member, and father of four kids in public schools, Eric will:<ul><li>Protect public education funding&nbsp;— standing firm against any effort to transfer taxpayer dollars away from our public schools and into wealthy private institutions.</li><li>Support the people who make our schools work&nbsp;— ensuring teachers, counselors, and school staff have the resources they need in the classroom, while making sure parents have a meaningful voice in their children's education.</li><li>Demand accountability for every education dollar&nbsp;— promoting oversight to ensure funding reaches students, teachers, and classrooms — not bureaucracy.</li><li>Close the opportunity gap&nbsp;— because where you grow up shouldn't determine whether you can achieve your dreams. Every zip code deserves great schools.</li><li>Make our schools the safest in the nation&nbsp;— so students and teachers can thrive without the threat of violence.</li><li>Strengthen our libraries&nbsp;— so kids, families, and all residents have access to community centers that contribute to learning and thriving neighborhoods.</li><li>Expand access to higher education&nbsp;— creating greater pathways to UC, Cal State, and community colleges while reducing the cost of earning a degree.</li><li>Build career pathways that don't require a college degree&nbsp;— expanding job training and apprenticeship programs that lead to good-paying careers in healthcare, clean energy, construction, and advanced manufacturing.</li></ul>

Give every student a fair starting line with safe, strong, well-funded schools.

Education

Volunteer Canvass - March 21st

El Segundo, let's connect. Come meet Eric Alegria — former Rancho Palos Verdes Mayor, school board member, dad, and coach — at a neighborhood Meet &amp; Greet. Hear his vision, ask questions, and learn how we can work together to deliver results for our community.

El Segundo Meet & Greet

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Volunteer Canvass - March 28th

Meet Eric against the backdrop of our stunning coastline as we come together in community — celebrating wellness, connection, and our shared responsibility to preserve the beauty that defines where we live. Led by wellness expert and educator, Leila Cunningham.On the beach next to Old Perry's Cafe on the Beach. Directly down and to the left from the last beach ramp in the public parking lot.

Valentine's Day Beach Yoga

Meet Eric against the backdrop of our stunning coastline as we come together in community — celebrating wellness, connection, and our shared responsibility to preserve the beauty that defines where we live. Led by wellness expert and educator, Leila Cunningham.