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Why Goldsmith is Running for CA State Senate
Fox 11 Los Angeles
Brian lays out his agenda to achieve a safer, more affordable California.
Goldsmith Makes His Case for State Senate, One Conversation at a Time
Santa Monica Daily Press
April 24, 2026
“Goldsmith is positioning himself as a zealous advocate in Sacramento across a range of issue areas tied to recovery.
First and foremost is safety. From natural disasters to everyday public safety, his stance is… people should not have to pay for private security to feel safe.”
The Courier Interview: Local Resident Brian Goldsmith on His State Senate Race
Beverly Hills Courier
April 24, 2026
An in-depth look at Brian’s Focus on the Future agenda for Senate District 24
April 16, 2026
“Goldsmith sees this race as an opportunity to get things back on track for Californians and create the protections needed to make living here affordable again while leaving no one behind.”
April 8, 2026
“‘Brian is politically savvy without being a career politician,’ Meister said. ‘He’s worked with people I respect, from Hillary Clinton to Katie Couric.’”
Goldsmith says incremental progress is key to 24th State Senate District’s growth
Beverly Press & Park La Brea News
April 8, 2026
“‘I’d rather get a small-or-medium-sized thing accomplished on time and on budget than try to do the gargantuan tens of billions of dollars’ worth project and hope for the best.’”
“Brian Goldsmith Enters State Senate Race”
Beverly Hills Courier
April 17, 2025
“‘I was born and raised in this district… my grandparents moved to Beverly Hills in 1952 and thought they arrived in heaven. I never expected to run for office but we’re at a critical moment.’”
“Goldsmith Looks Toward California’s Future”
Beverly Press
April 30, 2025
“‘Why are we doing business the way we’re doing business, and are we actually getting value for all the billions of dollars in taxpayer money we’re spending on various programs,’ [Goldsmith] said, advocating for California to become more ‘results and outcome oriented’ versus ‘being process oriented.’”