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CA AB989
State holidays: Native American Day.
CA AB989 aimed to amend the Government Code to officially recognize Native American Day as a state holiday in California. This would have provided a day for honoring and celebrating the contributions and culture of Native American communities. However, the bill did not pass in the legislative process.
Failed House James Ramos
CA AB991
Sentencing: dismissal of enhancements.
CA AB991 aimed to change the rules around sentencing by allowing judges to dismiss certain enhancements, which are additional penalties added to a sentence for specific circumstances. This would provide judges with more discretion in sentencing, potentially leading to reduced sentences in some cases. However, the bill ultimately did not pass.
Failed House Bill Essayli
CA AB999
Skydiving or sport parachuting operations.
CA AB999 aimed to change certain regulations regarding skydiving and sport parachuting operations in California. The bill sought to amend existing laws in the Public Utilities Code to better accommodate these activities. However, it ultimately did not pass.
Failed House Blanca Rubio
CA SB309
In-Home Supportive Services program: provider wages.
CA SB309 aimed to change how wages are determined for providers in the In-Home Supportive Services program, which assists individuals with disabilities or elderly residents in their homes. The bill sought to ensure that these providers receive fair compensation for their essential work. However, the bill ultimately did not pass.
Failed Senate Brian Jones
CA SB38
Second Chance Program.
CA SB38 aimed to amend certain sections of the Penal Code to help reduce recidivism, which is when former offenders re-offend. The bill sought to create or enhance a program that would provide support and resources to individuals re-entering society after incarceration. However, the bill ultimately did not pass.
Failed Senate Tom Umberg