“I’m pleased the Senate has reached a deal to help California families who continue to rebuild after last year’s devastating wildfires. Of the $19.1 billion in the disaster bill, California will be eligible for $12.6 billion. Those funds will go a long way toward helping thousands of families still hurting," said Feinstein.

“I want to thank Michelle Pfeiffer not just for her support of our bill, but for her own efforts to bring more transparency to personal care products,” said Senator Feinstein. “I know this is a deeply personal issue for her and her family. These are products we place on our skin every single day, so families have a right to know their ingredients are safe."

“President Trump circumventing Congress to sell more weapons to Saudi Arabia is unacceptable. The Saudi-led war in Yemen is not an emergency, it is a crime against humanity."

"Over 20 years this stamp has generated nearly $90 million for life-saving research, and I want it to generate even more over the next 20 years. Breast cancer is beatable, we just need to keep up research funding, and I’m proud of the role this stamp plays in that mission.”

“President Trump’s pro-drilling policies are faulty and unnecessary and they will only make it harder to combat climate change. California won’t back down in the face of this blatant attempt to give oil and gas companies access to our public lands," said Feinstein

“This is a win for the Mojave Desert and our effort to stop Cadiz. This bill was blocked in the Appropriations Committee the last two years but it finally cleared that major hurdle this time. I’m hopeful the rest of the legislature will pass this bill soon and get it to the governor’s desk," said Feinstein.