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CA AB134
Public Safety.
California AB134 makes various changes to public safety laws, including amendments to the Government Code and Penal Code. It updates procedures and regulations related to corrections and law enforcement, and it includes provisions for funding related to these changes. The bill is part of the budget and takes effect immediately.
Passed House Budget
CA AB136
Courts.
California Assembly Bill 136 focuses on changes related to the state's court system. It repeals certain sections of the Code of Civil Procedure and the Government Code while amending others, with the intent to streamline court operations and improve efficiency. The bill also includes budget appropriations to support these changes, making it effective immediately.
Passed House Budget
CA AB143
Developmental services.
California Assembly Bill 143 focuses on improving developmental services by updating and amending various sections of the Welfare and Institutions Code. It includes changes to funding and services for individuals with developmental disabilities, ensuring better support and resources. The bill is tied to the state budget and is set to take effect immediately.
Passed House Budget
CA AB470
Telephone corporations: carriers of last resort.
California AB470 aims to establish regulations for telephone corporations designated as carriers of last resort. This means these companies would be required to provide basic telephone services to areas where no other providers are available. The bill seeks to ensure that all Californians have access to essential communication services, particularly in underserved regions.
Engrossed House Tina McKinnor
CA ACR66
Skin Cancer Awareness Month.
CA ACR66 designates May as Skin Cancer Awareness Month in California. This resolution aims to raise awareness about skin cancer prevention and the importance of early detection. It encourages educational initiatives and public engagement regarding skin health.
Passed House Diane Dixon
CA ACR68
“Parks Make Life Better!®” Month.
The bill designates a month as 'Parks Make Life Better!®' Month in California. This initiative aims to promote the importance of parks and recreation in enhancing quality of life for residents. It encourages communities to engage with local parks and recognize their benefits.
Passed House Anamarie Farias
CA ACR95
The 2025 International Day of Yoga.
The bill ACR95 designates June 21, 2025, as the International Day of Yoga in California. It aims to promote the physical and mental benefits of yoga and encourage its practice among residents. The resolution highlights the importance of yoga in fostering health and wellness in the community.
Engrossed House Ash Kalra
CA AB1129
Birth defects monitoring.
California Assembly Bill 1129 aims to improve the monitoring of birth defects by updating and adding specific sections to the Health and Safety Code. The bill focuses on enhancing public health data collection and analysis related to birth defects, ensuring better tracking and response to these health issues. This initiative is intended to provide more comprehensive information that can help in prevention and treatment efforts.
Engrossed House Celeste Rodriguez
CA AB1219
Personal income tax: rate.
CA AB1219 aimed to change the personal income tax rate in California by amending existing tax laws. The bill was proposed by Republican Assemblymember Greg Wallis and intended to take effect immediately if passed. However, it ultimately did not succeed in the legislative process.
Failed House Greg Wallis
CA AB1331
Workplace surveillance.
California AB1331 seeks to regulate workplace surveillance by establishing guidelines for how employers can monitor their employees. The bill aims to ensure that workers are informed about surveillance practices and that their privacy rights are respected. It introduces specific requirements for transparency and accountability in the use of surveillance technology in the workplace.
Engrossed House Sade Elhawary