Summary:
- Senator Diane Feinstein is recovering at home after a minor fall at her San Francisco residence.
- She was briefly hospitalized but has received a clean bill of health from doctors.
- Feinstein has faced health challenges, including a three-month absence due to shingles.
- Despite calls for resignation, she will complete her current term and not seek reelection in 2024.
- Several California representatives are vying to succeed her in the upcoming election.
Senator Diane Feinstein is back home after getting the all clear from doctors following a fall at her San Francisco home yesterday, according to her spokesperson.
She was taken to the hospital briefly to get checked out and everything came back to us fine. The 90-year-old senator has struggled with several health issues over the last year. She was away from the Capitol for three months recovering from complications all related to shingles. All this has strengthened calls for her to resign, confirming she will not run for reelection in 2024, but has stood firm that she will finish out her current term. California representatives Adam Schiff, Katie Porter, and Barbara Lee all running to replace her next fall.