
Fiona Ma Joins Camp Conrad Chinnock Medical Dormitory Groundbreaking
A new medical dormitory at Camp Conrad Chinnock will support volunteer medical professionals caring for children with Type 1 diabetes.

A new medical dormitory at Camp Conrad Chinnock will support volunteer medical professionals caring for children with Type 1 diabetes.

The restored Slocum House in Fair Oaks Village is preparing to reopen with a public ribbon-cutting celebration on November 3.

New videos in Fiona Ma’s 58 Counties. 1 California. series feature communities, landmarks, colleges and businesses across five more counties.

KBLA Talk 1580 includes Fiona Ma’s campaign among its 2026 general-election advertisers, reflecting paid support for independent Black media in Los Angeles.

A new CalKIDS annual report reviews statewide outreach and efforts to help eligible California students connect with scholarship accounts.

Agri-Pulse reports on the California Farm Bureau’s endorsement of Fiona Ma and her longstanding engagement with farmers and ranchers.

Sutter County District 4 Supervisor Karm Bains endorses Fiona Ma for Lieutenant Governor.

Independent Voter News notes Fiona Ma’s support for allowing independent voters to participate in California’s primary elections.

California Assemblymember Jesse Gabriel endorses Fiona Ma for Lieutenant Governor.

State Senator Angelique Ashby of Sacramento endorses Fiona Ma for Lieutenant Governor.

The second California Creates forum brought manufacturers, policymakers and financing experts together to discuss jobs, innovation and growth.

El Segundo Mayor Chris Pimentel endorses Fiona Ma for California Lieutenant Governor.

Indivisible Santa Barbara adds its endorsement to Fiona Ma’s lieutenant governor campaign.

Fiona Ma’s 58 Counties series spotlights Kern County’s ranching heritage, small businesses and evolving energy economy.

The San Francisco Examiner profiles Fiona Ma’s approach to business growth, higher education, housing and economic development.

Fiona Ma joins Spectrum News’ Inside the Issues to discuss her campaign and vision for California Lieutenant Governor.

Coverage from IgniteIt, GreenState and Marijuana Moment highlights Fiona Ma’s call to bring stakeholders together around reforming California’s cannabis framework.

Southern California News Group and the LA Daily News examine Fiona Ma’s plans for college affordability, student housing and workforce development.

South Bay Black Journal publishes Fiona Ma’s article on ballot accuracy, key voting deadlines and making sure every vote is counted.

Fiona Ma joined Fontana High School students and local education leaders to help eligible students claim $500 to $1,500 in CalKIDS college savings accounts.

Democratic Women of Santa Barbara County endorse Fiona Ma for California Lieutenant Governor.

Fiona Ma joined California State Retirees Chapter 6 in San Bernardino to discuss retirement security and thank members for their service to California.

California’s Official Voter Information Guide includes Fiona Ma’s candidate statement for Lieutenant Governor.

La Defensa recommends Fiona Ma for California Lieutenant Governor in its 2026 statewide voter guide.

South Bay Black Journal publishes Fiona Ma’s “Listening First,” reflecting on nearly 500 survey responses about affordability, opportunity and accountability.

North Coast States Carpenters Union endorsed Fiona Ma for Lieutenant Governor.

LAist and CalMatters profile Fiona Ma and Gloria Romero in their 2026 California Lieutenant Governor voter guide.

Former Los Angeles City Councilmember Joe Buscaino endorsed Fiona Ma for Lieutenant Governor.

The Los Angeles Times profiles Fiona Ma and Gloria Romero in its 2026 California Lieutenant Governor voter guide.

State Senator Henry Stern endorsed Fiona Ma for Lieutenant Governor.

Fiona Ma’s 58 Counties. 1 California. series continues with new stops across rural, urban and regional communities statewide.

Women’s March Action lists Fiona Ma among the candidates it supports in the 2026 election.

U.S. Senators Adam Schiff and Alex Padilla are supporting Fiona Ma for California Lieutenant Governor.

SEIU 1021 endorses Fiona Ma for California Lieutenant Governor in the November 3 General Election.

Burbank Mayor Tamala Takahashi endorsed Fiona Ma for Lieutenant Governor.

Long Beach Councilwoman Cindy Allen endorsed Fiona Ma for Lieutenant Governor.

UA Local 393, representing skilled plumbers, steamfitters and HVAC/R service technicians, endorsed Fiona Ma for Lieutenant Governor.

KCRA profiles Fiona Ma and Gloria Romero in its 2026 California Lieutenant Governor voter guide.
Fiona Ma announces nearly $100 million in sales and use tax exclusions for 15 manufacturing projects expected to support nearly 11,000 jobs.

Fiona Ma joins State of Gold to discuss California’s business climate, affordability, economic competitiveness and the role of the Lieutenant Governor.

Santa Barbara News-Press covers Fiona Ma’s remarks on affordability, housing and leadership at the Santa Barbara Women’s Political Committee’s Cosmopolitics event.

Pakistan Link, Urdu Link and The Mansuri Show endorse Fiona Ma for Lieutenant Governor.

Fiona Ma voiced support for Solvang city workers seeking a fair contract, safe workplaces, fair pay and a seat at the table.

At an ADU conference, Fiona Ma highlighted accessory dwelling units as a way to expand housing, support multigenerational families and build household wealth.

Fiona Ma received the California Poultry Association’s Golden Rooster Award, its highest honor, recognizing her support for California agriculture.

California Medical Association endorses Fiona Ma for Lieutenant Governor, citing her record on healthcare financing and access to care.

Fiona Ma joined the California Community Colleges Futures Summit to discuss education, technology, workforce needs and economic mobility.

FOX 5 San Diego and KUSI News covered Fiona Ma’s visit with California State Retirees in San Diego.

Fiona Ma’s 58 Counties tour continues through California’s Gold Country and Sierra foothills communities.

Fiona Ma returned to Union Tower in National City as families began moving into 93 new affordable homes, including supportive housing for veterans.