Assemblymember Stephanie Nguyen brings her daughter, Hana, to Developmental Disabilities Day at the state Capitol on March 21, 2024. (Office of Stephanie Nguyen via Bay City News)

SACRAMENTO, CA., 4/3/26 — As federal oversight of special education shrinks, California lawmakers are proposing to organize parents and students with disabilities and strengthen their voices at the state level, arguing that without them, no meaningful reform will take place.

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Emma Gallegos covers equity in education and is based in the Central Valley. Emma has spent more than a decade in journalism, having worked at the Pasadena Star-News, LAist and Gothamist before returning...