Silicon Valley’s newest assemblymember has hit the ground running in his first four months, with a hefty bill package supporting economically disadvantaged Californians. District 26 Assemblymember Patrick Ahrens was sworn into office Dec. 8, and since then he’s met with thousands of residents, community leaders and local officials. The freshman state lawmaker is carrying 17 bills ranging from broadening financial support for community college students to raising minimum tax credits for low-income residents. Among Ahrens’ promises on the 2024 campaign trail was to be accessible — and so far he’s been able to help more than 120 residents or families…
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