California Legislation

All 3,151 bills from the California State Legislature

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CA AB1332
California Assembly Bill 1332 aimed to modify regulations regarding the shipment of medicinal cannabis. It sought to clarify and update existing laws to improve the process for delivering medicinal cannabis products. However, the bill was ultimately vetoed, meaning these changes will not take effect.
Vetoed House Patrick Ahrens
CA AB1373
CA AB1373 aimed to update the state's water quality certification process by amending existing regulations in the Water Code. The bill sought to improve the standards and procedures for ensuring clean water across California. However, it was ultimately vetoed, meaning the proposed changes will not take effect.
Vetoed House Esmeralda Soria
CA AB1390
CA AB1390 updates the rules regarding how public school board members in California are compensated. It amends existing laws to clarify the regulations around board member pay, potentially allowing for better governance and accountability in public schools. This change aims to ensure that compensation aligns with the responsibilities of board members.
Passed House Jose Solache
CA AB1415
The California Health Care Quality and Affordability Act aims to improve the quality and affordability of health care in California. It modifies existing health and safety regulations to enhance health care services and ensure better access for residents. The bill seeks to create a more equitable health care system by addressing various systemic issues.
Passed House Mia Bonta
CA AB1466
CA AB1466 updates certain sections of the Code of Civil Procedure that deal with groundwater adjudication. This means it changes the laws about how disputes over groundwater rights are resolved in California. The goal is to make the process clearer and more efficient for all parties involved.
Passed House Gregg Hart
CA AB154
California AB154 updates existing laws to enhance accountability for corporate greenhouse gas emissions and address climate-related financial risks. It modifies sections of the Health and Safety Code to improve how these issues are regulated and exempts certain actions from the California Environmental Quality Act to streamline implementation. The bill is part of the state budget and takes effect immediately.
Passed House Budget
CA AB265
The Small Business Recovery Fund Act aimed to create a fund to help small businesses in California recover from economic challenges. It sought to provide financial support and resources to assist these businesses in getting back on their feet. However, the bill was ultimately vetoed and will not be enacted.
Vetoed House Jessica Caloza
CA AB321
California AB321 amends existing laws regarding misdemeanors, which are less serious crimes than felonies. This change aims to clarify the definitions and consequences associated with these offenses, potentially impacting how they are prosecuted and punished in the state. The bill seeks to ensure that the legal framework surrounding misdemeanors is clear and effective.
Passed House Nick Schultz
CA AB341
California Assembly Bill 341 establishes a program to provide technical assistance focused on oral health for people with disabilities. This program aims to improve access to dental care and promote better oral health practices among individuals with developmental disabilities. By creating a dedicated center, the bill seeks to address the unique challenges faced by this population in receiving adequate dental services.
Passed House Joaquin Arambula
CA AB411
California Assembly Bill 411 allows for the composting of livestock carcasses, providing a new method for disposal. This aims to create an environmentally friendly solution for managing dead animals in the agricultural sector. By promoting composting, the bill seeks to reduce waste and improve soil health.
Passed House Diane Papan
CA AB482
The California Table Grape Commission bill updates various sections of the Food and Agricultural Code related to the state's table grape industry. It aims to improve regulations and support for grape growers in California, ensuring better management and promotion of table grapes. The bill also includes changes and repeals of certain outdated provisions to streamline operations within the commission.
Passed House Jose Solache
CA AB489
California AB489 is a new law that aims to regulate the use of deceptive terms and letters in the health care professions, particularly concerning artificial intelligence. It establishes guidelines to ensure that health care providers do not mislead patients about the capabilities of AI in medical practices. This law is part of a broader effort to maintain transparency and trust in health care services.
Passed House Mia Bonta
CA AB538
CA AB538 updates the rules regarding payroll records for public works projects in California. It aims to ensure that workers on these projects are paid fairly and that their payroll information is accurately maintained and accessible. This change is intended to improve transparency and compliance with labor laws.
Passed House Marc Berman