If we haven't met yet, I'm your state senator representing Burrillville, Glocester, and North Smithfield.

This isn’t leadership — it’s pandering. Instead of calling on our federal delegation to do the right thing and pass a clean continuing resolution (CR), Governor McKee chooses to play politics. Democrats have to stop holding Americans hostage to political theater. Congress needs

Quonset Business Park is now home to 15,000+ jobs — including 1 in 5 manufacturing jobs in Rhode Island. Rhode Islanders are building the future right here. Good jobs. Good wages. A stronger Rhode Island.

Senator @JessicaforRI joined Lt. Gov. Sabina Matos & RI National Guard Capt. Alexandra Curtis for a panel discussion at the RI State House with @GirlScoutsGSSNE & @RI250. Great discussion on leadership, citizenship & service—core values of the Girl Scout Promise.

Senate Minority Leader @JessicaforRI remembers J. William Middendorf II, a Little Compton resident who served as Secretary of the Navy. "Rhode Island, and indeed the nation, has lost not only a patriot but a man whose breadth of talent and vision truly made him a Renaissance man"

Our thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends of Ambassador J. William Middendorf II.

“Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.” — John 15 :13 42 years ago today, 241 American service members were killed in an Islamic terrorist bombing in Beirut, Lebanon — including nine from Rhode Island. Today, we remember the Rhode

It's free speech week. James Madison, the Father of the Constitution, believed that the strength of a free nation rested on the freedom of its people to speak their minds and publish their thoughts without fear. Our freedom of speech is not just a constitutional right, it’s the

It's free speech week. "Liberty is meaningless where the right to utter one's thoughts and opinions has ceased to exist. That, of all rights, is the dread of tyrants. It is the right which they first of all strike down. They know its power. Thrones, dominions, principalities,

It’s free speech week! Long before the First Amendment was written, Roger Williams, who founded Providence Plantations Rhode Island, championed freedom of conscience and speech. Banished for his beliefs, he built a community where every voice could be heard—a conviction that

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In today's newsletter from RI Senate Minority Leader Jessica de la Cruz referencing comments by @GovDanMcKee on radio about upcoming Washington Bridge hearing(s):

Although I hadn’t known about the program beforehand, I’m so glad I happened to be at the State House and had the chance to see Rhode Island’s Declaration of Independence and the Articles of Renunciation up close. Standing before those historic documents, I couldn’t help but

I’m hosting my Fall Fundraiser Breakfast with special guest Nick Freitas, and I’d love for you to join me for an inspiring morning of vision, hope, and insight from one of America’s leading voices on liberty. 🎟 Reserve your seat today: https://t.co/1uYVWrjx3P 📅 Saturday,

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Imagine walking into a grocery store to buy a gallon of milk, but: 🚫 There’s no price tag. 🤫 The cashier won’t tell you the price. 💳 The cost changes depending on which loyalty card (insurance company) you use — and which store (hospital) you go to. 😳 And the same milk might

Remember when the administration refused to fix the oxygen system at Zambarano - a state hospital? During Senate Oversight Committee hearing, they claimed they never said that — even though an email from a hospital administrator stated, word for word, that they would not fix it.

Governor, I’m feeling disrespected every time I drive on your bridge.

Senate Minority Leader Jessica de la Cruz was the guest speaker at today's Politics & Policy Lunch at Brown University. The discussion centered on politics, the legislative process, education, and infrastructure with thoughtful questions from students and faculty!

A leaked forensic audit confirms what RIers already suspected: RIDOT ignored repeated maintenance warnings for years — and the Gov kept those findings hidden from the legislature and the public. The Gov vowed to hold those responsible accountable, yet concealed the audit. The