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Tom Umberg

Tom Umberg

Member of the California State SenateWikipedia

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Oct 19, 2026

JeannieCORRESPONDENT
33:14
CARE Court is a voluntary program that allows loved ones to petition the court to order someone, usually unhoused, with schizophrenia or bipolar disorder to enter into the program.
JeannieCORRESPONDENT
33:23
Democratic state senator Tom Umberg authored the original CARE Court bill.
Tom UmbergSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
33:27
The court will order, um, things like housing, uh, things like behavioral health professionals, and also those who can provide medication, and then does basically oversight.
JeannieCORRESPONDENT
33:40
Sacramento ci-
Jeannie NguyenCORRESPONDENT
33:18
Care Court is a voluntary program that allows loved ones to petition the court to order someone usually unhoused with schizophrenia or bipolar disorder to enter into the program.
Jeannie NguyenCORRESPONDENT
33:27
Democratic State Senator Tom Umberg authored the original Care Court bill.
Tom UmbergSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
33:30
The court will order things like housing, things like behavioral health professionals and also those who can provide medication and then does basically oversight.
Randy WangHOST
33:43
And nobody uses it because it's all completely voluntary.
John FleischmanGUEST
13:08
This, you actually have a contrast here.
John FleischmanGUEST
13:10
So you've got State Senator Tom Umberg, who is retiring, who styles himself as a moderate because he's a former prosecutor.
John FleischmanGUEST
13:19
But frankly, if you look at his voting record in the California legislature, which I have done, this is a very liberal Democrat who periodically picks an issue to champion to make him...
John FleischmanGUEST
13:29
His perception in Orange, he's from Orange County, that he's slightly adult supervision oriented, but he's not.
John FleischmanGUEST
13:56
So it is a winnable seat.
John FleischmanGUEST
13:58
We'll see what happens.
John FleischmanGUEST
13:59
As usual, the list of special interests piling money into Tom Umberg is long, and the list of patriots giving money to Dennis Bilodeau is short.
John FleischmanGUEST
14:09
So, um, but this is a clear contrast race, so I recommend Dennis Bilodeau for your vote.
John FleischmanGUEST
13:08
This, you actually have a contrast here.
John FleischmanGUEST
13:10
So you've got State Senator Tom Umberg, who is retiring, who styles himself as a moderate because he's a former prosecutor.
John FleischmanGUEST
13:19
But frankly, if you look at his voting record in the California legislature, which I have done, this is a very liberal Democrat who periodically picks an issue to champion to make him, his perception in Orange, he's from Orange County, that he's slightly adult supervision oriented, but he's not.
John FleischmanGUEST
13:35
Um, his opponent is a city councilman from the City of Orange, Dennis Bilodeau.
John FleischmanGUEST
13:56
So it is a winnable seat.
John FleischmanGUEST
13:58
We'll see what happens.
John FleischmanGUEST
13:59
As usual, the list of special interests piling money into Tom Umberg is long, and the list of patriots giving money to Dennis Bilodeau is short.
John FleischmanGUEST
14:09
So, um, but this is a clear contrast race, so I recommend Dennis Bilodeau for your vote.
John FleischmanGUEST
37:27
This, you actually have a contrast here.
John FleischmanGUEST
37:29
So you've got State Senator Tom Umberg, who is retiring, who styles himself as a moderate because he's a former prosecutor.
John FleischmanGUEST
37:37
But frankly, if you look at his voting record in the California legislature, which I have done, this is a very liberal Democrat who periodically picks an issue to champion to make him, his perception in Orange, he's from Orange County, that he's slightly adult supervision oriented, but he's not.
John FleischmanGUEST
37:54
Um, his opponent is a city councilman from the City of Orange, Dennis Bilodeau.
John FleischmanGUEST
38:14
So it is a winnable seat.
John FleischmanGUEST
38:16
We'll see what happens.
John FleischmanGUEST
38:17
As usual, the list of special interests piling money into Tom Umberg is long, and the list of patriots giving money to Dennis Bilodeau is short.
John FleischmanGUEST
38:27
So, um, but this is a clear contrast race, so I recommend Dennis Bilodeau for your vote.
John FleischmanGUEST
36:58
This, you actually have a contrast here.
John FleischmanGUEST
37:00
So you've got State Senator Tom Umberg, who is retiring, who styles himself as a moderate because he's a former prosecutor, but frankly, if you look at his voting record in the California legislature, which I have done, this is a very liberal Democrat who periodically picks an issue to champion to make him, his perception in Orange, he's from Orange County, that he's slightly adult supervision oriented, but he's not.
John FleischmanGUEST
37:25
Um, his opponent is a city councilman from the city of Orange, Dennis Bilodeau.
John FleischmanGUEST
37:30
Uh, Dennis, uh, is the head of the Orange Taxpayers Association, and, uh, Dennis actually got, um, in the high 40 percentile, I think.
John FleischmanGUEST
37:45
So it is a winnable seat.
John FleischmanGUEST
37:47
We'll see what happens.
John FleischmanGUEST
37:48
As usual, the list of special interests piling money into Tom Umberg is long, and the list of patriots giving money to Dennis Bilodeau is short.
John FleischmanGUEST
37:58
So, um, but this is a clear contrast race, so I recommend Dennis Bilodeau for your vote.
Sanjay WagleHOST
11:33
And again, at least that was recognized in the Senate, and we were able to stop the bill there.
Jennifer SvecGUEST
11:38
I think we need to recognize Senator Umberg for his leadership in this.
Jennifer SvecGUEST
11:41
He had significant concerns about what was going-
Sanjay WagleHOST
11:43
Correct
Tom UmbergSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
20:40
If they don't leave, then law enforcement authorities need to remove them.
Stephanie SierraCORRESPONDENT
20:44
Orange County State Senator Tom Umberg authored legislation this year that would have enabled a faster process for property owners to remove trespassers or squatters and reclaim their property.
Stephanie SierraCORRESPONDENT
20:56
It would have also allowed law enforcement to act and imposed penalties for fraud.
Stephanie SierraCORRESPONDENT
21:01
But it failed in the Senate.
SamuelAUDIENCE
17:20
First of all, shout out to the gentleman that was on last week who was talking about re-watering the Salton Sea.
SamuelAUDIENCE
17:26
In 1995, I had a private meeting with Assemblyman Tom Umberg.
SamuelAUDIENCE
17:31
I talked to him about the fact that the Los Angeles River spews all this water.
SamuelAUDIENCE
17:35
We have channels that were built by the Army Corps of Engineers into the ocean.
Sam SukatonGUEST
45:41
She's probably going to win a re-election.
Sam SukatonGUEST
45:45
Not sure about Umberg, though he was in the legislature.
Sam SukatonGUEST
45:50
He was a criminal justice reform guy.
Sam SukatonGUEST
45:52
I think he gets it.

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