This week, Senator Walters responds to constituents who have asked for her opinion on pending initiatives on the June and November ballots.

Senator Walters presents SB 1154 which attempt to assist school districts in developing digital textbooks for California student.

Senator Mimi Walters asks the California State Senate to Adjourn Session in honor of Tom Fuentes, longtime Orange County Party Chairman who passed away on May 18, 2012.

Senator Walters meets with Ruben Guerra, Chairman of the Latin Business Association, to discuss business growth and development.

Senator Mimi Walters discusses the California state budget with Seren Taylor, Fiscal Office Director.

During Monday's April 9, 2012 Senate Floor Session, Senator Mimi Walters asks the Senate to Adjourn Session in the Memory of Francis James Delaney, a longtime friend and Californian.

Senator Walters answers question important to constituents. Today, she responds to questions regarding pension reform.

Senator Walters’ discusses pension reform in her inaugural “Mornings with Mimi” release.

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The recent episode of the Restore California Report Podcast featured State Senator Mimi Walters’ interviewing Beth Mills, Vice President of Communications for the California Bankers Association. She discussed issues relating to the issuing of IOUs by State Controller John Chiang, California's downgraded credit rating, and the State's budget crisis. The interview highlights the need for the Legislature to solve the State’s fiscal problems in order to restore California’s economy. (1.5 MB)

Senator Mimi Walters (R-Laguna Niguel) and other Legislators join Guy Fieri, host of the Food Network’s “Diners, Drive-ins and Dives” in promoting families cooking and eating together. “Making cooking a family activity, in which parents and children work together to prepare a meal, is a great opportunity to strengthen family unity,” said Walters. "I commend Guy Fieri for his passion to encourage family participation in the preparation of healthy food. Promoting healthy eating practices through public enlightenment is a far more noble pursuit than our state government's tendency to ban foods that are perceived as less nutritious."