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 NEW! Santa Susana Field Lab Update (February 15, 2008). Read more. The partial nuclear meltdown at the Santa Susana Field Laboratory (SSFL) in 1959 and rocket testing on the site over many years, combined with the illegal disposal of toxic materials there, have created potential health risks for neighbors in the area, some of whom are constituents of the 23rd State Senate district. Learn more about SSFL.
This pamphlet explains how to effectively participate in the legislative, or law-making, process. The legislative process is most effective when people share their views with their elected representatives. By lobbying, average citizens can influence an elected official's position on an issue. Download 'A Citizen's Guide to Lobbying' (PDF document) 
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Welcome to my website! I am honored to serve the people of the 23rd District in the California State Senate. This site is designed to help you learn more about me and the work I am doing on your behalf. I am always happy to hear from my constituents about any State-related matters, such as experiences with State agencies, ideas for new legislation, and information about issues, etc. You are welcome to phone, write or send me an email. E-mails will be acknowledged, but, since we get hundreds, sometimes thousands, a day, if you are a constituent and you'd like a personal answer, please phone or write. I love serving you in the legislature and look forward to all the good work we can do together.
Sheila James Kuehl
Senator, 23rd District
You can read about my work and issues important to the 23rd Senate District in my monthly district newsletter. Subscribe to Senator Kuehl's District Newsletter March/April 2008 Newsletter: - Full Plate of Legislation for 2008
- Tarzana Hospital Held Hostage in Business Tug –of-war
- The Story of the Budget So Far
- Back to Nature in Calabasas
- Senator Kuehl’s Woman of the Year: Bonnie Klea
- Senate and Assembly Choose New Leaders
- Staff Profile: Stephanie Hineline
- In Memory of Larry King
The following is a summary of Senator Kuehl's legislative accomplishments in the areas of Children and Education, Civil Rights and Hate Crimes, Environment, Health, Labor and Working Families, and Women's Issues.
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