California Legislation

All 5,041 bills from the California State Legislature

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CA ACR18
CA ACR18 establishes a designated day to raise awareness about maternal health issues in California. The bill aims to highlight the importance of maternal health and encourage discussions around improving care for mothers. This initiative seeks to educate the public and promote resources available to support maternal health.
Passed House LaShae Sharp-Collins
CA SCR13
CA SCR13 designates a specific month as Firefighter Cancer Awareness Month in California. This bill aims to raise awareness about the increased cancer risks faced by firefighters due to their profession. It encourages education and support for firefighters and their families regarding cancer prevention and health resources.
Passed Senate Tim Grayson
CA SCR14
California Senate Concurrent Resolution 14 declares a specific week as CalEITC Awareness Week. This week is aimed at raising awareness about the California Earned Income Tax Credit (CalEITC) to ensure that eligible families know about and can access this financial benefit.
Passed Senate Anna Caballero
CA SCR8
California Senate Concurrent Resolution 8 recognizes Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, honoring the legacy and contributions of Dr. King to civil rights and social justice. The resolution aims to encourage the observance of this important day and promote activities that reflect Dr. King's values of equality and nonviolence. It serves as a reminder of the ongoing struggle for civil rights in the state and the nation.
Passed Senate Laura Richardson
CA SR16
California Senate Resolution 16 designates a specific day to honor President Jimmy Carter. This resolution acknowledges his contributions and legacy, encouraging Californians to celebrate his impact on the nation and the world.
Passed Senate Anna Caballero
CA AR12
CA AR12 is a resolution that addresses the historical injustices faced by Japanese Americans during World War II when they were forcibly relocated to concentration camps. It aims to acknowledge and remember this dark chapter in American history, promoting awareness and education about the impact of these actions on Japanese American communities. The resolution emphasizes the importance of recognizing past wrongs to prevent similar injustices in the future.
Passed House Al Muratsuchi
CA SCA4
CA SCA4 is a proposed amendment to the California Constitution that aims to change property taxation rules specifically for veterans. It seeks to provide a tax exemption for veterans, potentially reducing their property tax burden. The bill is currently in the introduction stage and has not yet been voted on.
Introduced Senate Bob Archuleta
CA SCR10
CA SCR10 designates January as National Human Trafficking Awareness Month in California. The bill aims to raise awareness about human trafficking issues and promote education on prevention and support for victims. This initiative encourages communities to engage in discussions and activities that highlight the importance of combating human trafficking.
Passed Senate Shannon Grove
CA SCR6
CA SCR6 designates a specific day to celebrate Korean American contributions and culture in California. This resolution aims to recognize the achievements and history of the Korean American community. It serves as a reminder of the importance of diversity and inclusion in the state.
Passed Senate Steven Choi
CA ACR7
California Assembly Concurrent Resolution 7 recognizes Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, honoring the legacy and contributions of Reverend Dr. King. The resolution emphasizes the importance of his work in promoting civil rights and social justice. It serves as a reminder for Californians to reflect on the values of equality and justice that Dr. King championed.
Passed House Mia Bonta
CA ACA6
CA ACA6 is a proposed resolution that aims to amend the California State Constitution regarding slavery. It seeks to clarify or change the language in Section 6 of Article I to address the historical context and implications of slavery. This amendment would be presented to the people of California for approval.
Introduced House Lori Wilson