California Legislation

All 5,054 bills from the California State Legislature

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CA AB1783
CA AB1783 is a proposed law that aims to prevent local governments from imposing taxes based on the number of miles vehicles travel. It also seeks to stop the state from creating funds that would rely on vehicle miles traveled as a tax measure. The bill is intended to protect drivers from additional financial burdens related to their travel habits.
Failed House Carl DeMaio
CA SCR150
CA SCR150 is a resolution that recognizes National Librarian Day in California. It highlights the important role that librarians play in communities and promotes the value of libraries. The bill serves to honor librarians and their contributions to education and information access.
Passed Senate Steven Choi
CA AB2231
California AB2231 aims to streamline the environmental review process for hospital projects under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). This legislation adds a new section to the Public Resources Code, specifically addressing how these projects are assessed for environmental impacts. The goal is to facilitate quicker approvals for hospital construction and expansion, ensuring that healthcare facilities can be developed more efficiently.
Engrossed House Patrick Ahrens
CA AJR30
CA AJR30 is a resolution that expresses the California Legislature's commitment to addressing and ending gun violence in the United States. It aims to raise awareness about the impact of gun violence and calls for action to improve gun safety measures. The resolution seeks to encourage collaboration among states and federal government to implement effective solutions.
Introduced House Tina McKinnor
CA AB2050
CA AB2050 is a bill that updates laws related to reserve accounts in common interest developments, such as condominiums and homeowner associations. It aims to clarify how these reserve accounts are managed, ensuring that funds are properly allocated for future repairs and maintenance. The bill also introduces new requirements for transparency and accountability in financial reporting for these developments.
Engrossed House Jessica Caloza
CA AB1829
CA AB1829 aims to enhance education services for CalWORKs recipients at community colleges in California. The bill amends existing education code sections to improve support and resources for students receiving public assistance. This is intended to help these students succeed in their educational pursuits and ultimately achieve greater economic stability.
Engrossed House Mike Fong
CA AB2568
CA AB2568 is a bill that changes the rules about how directors of water districts can be paid. It aims to clarify and update the regulations surrounding their compensation, making it easier to understand and implement. This could impact how water district directors are compensated for their work in managing water resources.
Engrossed House Natasha Johnson
CA AB2263
California AB2263 aims to facilitate the development of employee housing near transit stations by the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority. The bill amends existing laws to support joint development projects that combine transportation and housing, making it easier for employees to live close to their workplaces. This is intended to improve access to public transit and reduce commuting times.
Engrossed House Ash Kalra
CA AB2038
CA AB2038 aims to change the rules around how residential property insurance can be canceled or not renewed. It seeks to provide more protections for homeowners by ensuring that insurance companies follow fair practices when deciding to cancel or not renew policies. This bill is designed to help prevent unexpected loss of coverage for residents.
Engrossed House John Harabedian
CA AB2117
CA AB2117 aims to update and reorganize various sections of the Education Code related to the governance of education in California. This includes amendments to the roles and responsibilities of the State Board of Education and the Superintendent of Public Instruction, as well as the introduction of new sections and the repeal of outdated ones. Overall, the bill seeks to streamline educational governance for better efficiency and clarity.
Engrossed House David Alvarez
CA AR105
CA AR105 designates a specific month as Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) Awareness Month in California. This bill aims to raise awareness about ALS, a progressive neurodegenerative disease, and promote understanding of its impact on individuals and families. By recognizing this month, the state encourages education and advocacy efforts related to ALS.
Passed House Rick Zbur
CA AB2281
CA AB2281 aims to enhance cybersecurity measures within the Office of Elections in California. It amends existing laws to ensure that election systems are better protected against cyber threats. The goal is to maintain the integrity and security of the electoral process.
Engrossed House Marc Berman
CA AB1943
CA AB1943 aims to improve pupil safety by updating laws related to notifications about firearms on school campuses. It amends existing sections of the Education Code to enhance communication between schools and parents about potential threats. Additionally, it repeals outdated provisions that are no longer relevant to current safety practices.
Engrossed House Mike Gipson
CA AB2697
California Assembly Bill 2697 allows cannabis businesses to set up drive-through services for customers. This means that people can purchase cannabis products from their vehicles without needing to enter the store. The bill aims to enhance convenience for consumers and adapt to modern retail practices.
Engrossed House Gail Pellerin
CA AR107
CA AR107 is a resolution that recognizes and celebrates Asian and Pacific Islander American Heritage Month. It aims to honor the contributions and achievements of Asian and Pacific Islander communities in California and the United States. The bill encourages educational and cultural activities that promote awareness and appreciation of these communities.
Passed House Mike Fong
CA AB1794
CA AB1794 aims to update regulations regarding enteral nutrition supplements or replacements in pharmacies. This means it will clarify how these products can be prescribed and dispensed, ensuring better access for patients who need them for medical reasons. The bill is part of efforts to improve the quality of care for individuals requiring specialized nutritional support.
Engrossed House Rhodesia Ransom