California

California State Legislature — 2025-2026 Regular Session

5,014
Bills Tracked
3,224
State Assembly
1,790
Senate
Recent California Legislation
CA AB2018
California AB2018 aims to improve the process of DNA testing for missing persons. It amends existing laws to ensure that DNA samples can be collected and analyzed more effectively in cases of individuals who are missing. This legislation seeks to enhance efforts to identify and locate missing persons through advanced DNA technology.
Passed House James Ramos
CA AB35
CA AB35 is a bill that aims to streamline the administrative procedures related to environmental protection programs in California, particularly those focused on safe drinking water, wildfire prevention, drought preparedness, and clean air. It proposes to exempt certain program guidelines and selection criteria from the usual administrative processes to expedite implementation. The bill is marked as urgent and is set to take effect immediately upon passage.
Passed House David Alvarez
CA AB2324
California AB2324 is a new law that adds a section to the Education Code focusing on vocational education for youth caregivers. It aims to provide training and resources to help young people who take care of others develop valuable job skills. This initiative recognizes the important role of youth caregivers and seeks to support their education and career opportunities.
Passed House Jeff Gonzalez
CA AB1781
California AB1781 is a bill that updates various sections of the Insurance Code related to Federal Home Loan Banks. It aims to improve regulations and oversight of these banks to ensure better stability and support for housing finance in the state. The bill includes amendments and new provisions to enhance the insurance framework surrounding these institutions.
Passed House Michelle Rodriguez
CA SB1204
Summary pending...
Passed Senate Rosilicie Ochoa Bogh
CA AB1951
CA AB1951 proposes changes to the rules regarding filing fees for civil actions in California. It aims to establish guidelines for the refund of these fees under certain conditions. This bill seeks to clarify the processes involved when a filing fee is paid but later needs to be refunded.
Passed House Diane Dixon
CA AB2175
California AB 2175 allows logistics and manufacturing businesses that operate renewable electrical generation facilities to use multiple meters for electricity. This means they can combine the energy output from different sources to better manage their energy needs. The bill aims to streamline the process for these businesses to utilize renewable energy more effectively.
Passed House Robert Garcia
CA AB2333
California Assembly Bill 2333 aims to update existing laws regarding child welfare nongovernmental organizations. It focuses on improving the legal framework that governs these organizations, potentially enhancing their ability to serve children and families in need. The bill is part of ongoing efforts to strengthen child welfare services throughout the state.
Passed House Gail Pellerin
CA SB830
California SB830 updates the rules for how public transit revenue measures are handled during elections. This change aims to streamline the election procedures related to funding for public transportation projects. The bill is declared urgent, meaning it takes effect immediately to address pressing transportation needs.
Passed Senate Jesse Arreguin
CA SCR121
CA SCR121 designates certain areas in California as 'Purple Heart Communities' to honor the sacrifices of military veterans who have been awarded the Purple Heart medal. This bill aims to recognize and celebrate the contributions of these veterans within their communities. It encourages local governments and organizations to promote awareness and support for veterans and their families.
Passed Senate Megan Dahle
CA AB2003
California Assembly Bill 2003 focuses on improving student health by enhancing suicide prevention measures in schools. It amends existing education laws to ensure that schools have the necessary resources and protocols in place to address mental health issues among students. The bill is intended to take effect immediately due to its urgent nature.
Passed House Marc Berman
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