California Legislation

All 5,054 bills from the California State Legislature

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CA AB1958
CA AB1958 aims to change certain procedures in criminal law to address discrimination. The bill seeks to amend existing laws to ensure that individuals are treated fairly and equally within the criminal justice system. Its goal is to reduce bias and promote justice for all individuals, regardless of their background.
Introduced House Ash Kalra
CA AB1962
The California Indigent Defense Commission bill aims to establish a commission that will oversee and improve the legal defense services provided to those who cannot afford an attorney. This initiative seeks to ensure that low-income individuals receive fair representation in the legal system. The goal is to enhance the quality of public defense and address any disparities in legal support for indigent defendants.
Introduced House Gregg Hart
CA AB1966
California Assembly Bill 1966 aims to introduce sentencing enhancements for crimes committed against undocumented individuals. This means that if someone commits a crime against an undocumented person, the penalties for that crime could be increased. The bill seeks to provide additional protections for vulnerable communities in the state.
Introduced House James Ramos
CA AB1971
California Assembly Bill 1971 aims to prevent property tax reassessment for homeowners who make improvements to harden their homes against natural disasters. This means that if homeowners invest in retrofitting their properties to make them more resilient, they won't face higher property taxes as a result. The goal is to encourage more homeowners to take protective measures without the financial burden of increased taxes.
Introduced House Steve Bennett
CA AB1972
California Assembly Bill 1972 proposes to exempt certain water right permit and license holders from paying annual fees. This change aims to alleviate financial burdens for specific groups that rely on water rights. The bill seeks to support individuals and entities engaged in water management and usage.
Introduced House Joe Patterson
CA AB1975
CA AB1975 is a proposed law that aims to establish a new metric for electrical corporations to evaluate how effectively they use the distribution grid. This metric would help in assessing the performance and efficiency of electricity distribution in California. By adding this measure, the bill seeks to improve the reliability and sustainability of the state's electrical infrastructure.
Introduced House Nick Schultz
CA AB1978
The California Equal Shared Parenting Act aims to establish a legal framework that promotes equal parenting time for both parents after a separation or divorce. It seeks to ensure that children have the opportunity to maintain meaningful relationships with both parents, regardless of the family situation. This bill would add specific guidelines to the Family Code to support shared parenting arrangements.
Introduced House Natasha Johnson
CA SB1102
CA SB1102 aims to create a tax credit specifically for nurses in California. This credit would help reduce their overall tax burden, acknowledging the important role nurses play in the healthcare system. The bill is designed to take effect immediately upon passage.
Introduced Senate Megan Dahle
CA SR73
CA SR73 is a resolution that addresses issues related to school governance in California. It aims to encourage better management and decision-making processes within schools. The bill highlights the importance of effective governance to enhance educational outcomes for students.
Passed Senate Steven Choi
CA SB1068
CA SB1068 aims to change existing laws regarding water appropriations in California. This bill seeks to amend a specific section of the Water Code to potentially streamline or clarify the processes related to how water is allocated and used. The changes could impact various stakeholders, including farmers, municipalities, and environmental groups.
Introduced Senate Marie Alvarado-Gil
CA SB1086
California SB1086 aims to create a legal framework for microschools and micro-education entities by adding a new section to the Government Code. This would potentially allow for more flexible educational options outside of traditional school settings. The bill seeks to address land use regulations to support these smaller educational institutions.
Introduced Senate Megan Dahle
CA AB1986
CA AB1986 aims to enhance residential property insurance by promoting home hardening measures. This means encouraging homeowners to take steps to make their homes more resistant to damage, especially from wildfires and other natural disasters. The bill seeks to add specific provisions to the Insurance Code that would support these efforts.
Introduced House Steve Bennett
CA SB1095
California SB1095 aims to establish guidelines for fusion centers, which are collaborative efforts between various law enforcement agencies to share information. The bill seeks to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of these centers in gathering and analyzing data related to public safety and security. By adding a specific section to the Government Code, it aims to improve coordination among agencies involved in information sharing.
Introduced Senate Sasha Renee Perez
CA AB1984
CA AB1984 is a proposed law that would establish new rules regarding how corporations can use their financial resources for political spending. It aims to clarify and potentially limit the political contributions and expenditures that corporations can make. This is intended to promote transparency and accountability in corporate political activities.
Introduced House Chris Rogers
CA AB1900
CA AB1900 is a proposed law that aims to establish guaranteed health care coverage for all residents of California. It seeks to create a new section in the Government Code that would outline how this health care system would function and be funded. The bill is currently in the introductory phase in the legislative process.
Introduced House Isaac Bryan
CA AB1895
CA AB1895 aims to change the rules regarding the Surplus Land Act by providing exemptions for land that is deemed unsuitable for housing. This means that local governments may not be required to offer such land for housing development, potentially allowing them to use it for other purposes. The bill is currently in the introductory stage.
Introduced House Heather Hadwick
CA AB1898
California AB1898 aims to regulate the use of artificial intelligence tools in the workplace. It seeks to establish guidelines for how these tools can be implemented in employment practices, ensuring they are used fairly and transparently. The bill is intended to protect workers from potential biases and misuse of AI technologies.
Introduced House Nick Schultz
CA AB1911
California AB1911 aims to regulate how companies advertise their environmental marketing claims, specifically regarding carbon credits. The bill seeks to ensure that businesses provide accurate and transparent information about their carbon credit practices to prevent misleading consumers. It includes provisions for adding and later repealing certain sections of the Business and Professions Code related to this issue.
Introduced House Chris Rogers
CA AB1922
California Assembly Bill 1922 aims to change laws regarding the restraint of incarcerated individuals. It seeks to amend existing laws and introduce new provisions related to how and when restraints can be used on people in custody, with a focus on their safety and rights. This bill is part of a broader effort to reform practices in the penal system.
Introduced House Josh Lowenthal