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

Senator Senator Jessica de la Cruz attended a special program at the RI State House this afternoon featuring a segment by filmmaker Ken Burns, met members of the Pawtuxet Rangers, and viewed Rhode Island’s Declaration of Independence and Act of Renunciation.

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

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

Reference to this WPRO interview: facebook.com/reel/784137051…

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

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. 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

“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

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

Senate Minority Leader Senator Jessica de la Cruz 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"

Senator Senator Jessica de la Cruz 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.

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.

RI Senate Minority Leader Senator Jessica de la Cruz joined industry leaders & elected officials for the celebration of Quonset’s 15,000th job. This major milestone was 20 years in the making for Quonset. Recent URI grad Owen Surette was honored as the Business Park’s 15,000th employee.

Once again, GovMcKee fails to take responsibility. Today, he shifted the blame to the White House rather than keep his own administration and RI's congressional delegation accountable. RI is in an abysmal state of affairs, not because of Trump, but because of years of

Veterans, thank you for your service. Senator Jessica de la Cruz

.Senator Jessica de la Cruz on NBC 10 WJAR ahead of Washington Bridge oversight hearings - tune in to capitoltvri.cablecast.tv today at 2pm to stream live

.Senator Jessica de la Cruz questions RIDOTNews Director Peter Alviti on the safety of #WashingtonBridge at 11/13/25 Joint Oversight Committee hearing.