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CA SB634
Local government: homelessness.
California SB634 is a law that allows local governments to take more action in addressing homelessness in their communities. It provides them with additional tools and resources to create effective strategies for helping homeless individuals and families. The bill aims to empower local authorities to tailor their approaches based on specific needs.
Passed Senate Sasha Renee Perez
CA SB861
Consumer affairs.
California SB861 is a bill that makes various amendments to existing laws related to consumer affairs. It updates multiple sections of the Business and Professions Code, the Education Code, and the Welfare and Institutions Code to improve consumer protections and streamline regulations. The changes aim to enhance oversight and efficiency in consumer-related matters.
Passed Senate Business, Professions and Economic Development
CA AB226
California FAIR Plan Association.
CA AB226 establishes new provisions for the California FAIR Plan Association, which provides insurance coverage for high-risk properties that may not be eligible for standard insurance. The bill includes funding appropriations and is designed to address urgent needs in the state's insurance landscape. It aims to enhance the availability of insurance for vulnerable communities facing challenges due to natural disasters and other risks.
Passed House David Alvarez
CA AB234
California FAIR Plan Association governing committee.
CA AB234 updates the rules governing the California FAIR Plan Association, which provides insurance to those who have difficulty obtaining it. The bill aims to improve the management and oversight of this association to better serve Californians in need of coverage. It is designed to take effect immediately due to its urgency.
Passed House Lisa Calderon
CA AB506
Pets: sales of dogs, cats, and rabbits.
California AB506 is a new law that regulates the sale of dogs, cats, and rabbits in the state. It aims to ensure that these pets are sold in a humane and responsible manner, promoting their welfare and reducing the number of pets in shelters. The law establishes guidelines for pet sales to protect both animals and consumers.
Passed House Steve Bennett
CA AB519
Pet broker sales.
California AB519 establishes new regulations for pet brokers, which are businesses that sell pets to consumers. The bill aims to ensure that these brokers operate in a way that prioritizes the health and welfare of the animals. It sets standards for how pets are sourced and sold, promoting ethical practices in the pet industry.
Passed House Marc Berman