California Legislation

All 5,042 bills from the California State Legislature

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CA SCR185
CA SCR185 designates a specific week as Probation Services Week in California. This week is intended to recognize and honor the contributions of probation officers and probation services to the community. The resolution aims to raise awareness about the important role these services play in the criminal justice system.
Engrossed Senate Anna Caballero
CA AB46
California AB46 amends an existing law to improve the process of diversion for individuals charged with certain crimes. Diversion allows these individuals to participate in rehabilitation programs instead of facing traditional criminal penalties. This bill aims to make the diversion process more accessible and effective in helping individuals avoid a criminal record.
Passed House Stephanie Nguyen
CA AB182
CA AB182 is a proposed law that outlines the state budget for California for the year 2025. It details how the state plans to allocate its financial resources across various programs and services. The bill aims to ensure that funding is directed to essential areas such as education, healthcare, and infrastructure.
Passed House Gail Pellerin
CA AB152
CA AB152 is a legislative proposal that outlines the state budget for California for the year 2025. It details how the state plans to allocate its financial resources across various sectors, including education, healthcare, and infrastructure. The bill aims to ensure that the state's financial plan is balanced and meets the needs of its residents.
Passed House Budget
CA SR121
CA SR121 is a resolution that addresses the Killed in Action (KIA) flag, which honors military personnel who have died in combat. The bill emphasizes the importance of recognizing and remembering those who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country. It aims to promote awareness and respect for the KIA flag and its significance.
Introduced Senate Marie Alvarado-Gil
CA SB125
California SB125 modifies existing laws related to the Medi-Cal program, which provides healthcare for low-income residents. The bill includes new provisions for a provider tax on managed care organizations and repeals several outdated sections of the law. It is part of the state's budget plan and is intended to ensure funding for Medi-Cal services.
Passed Senate Budget and Fiscal Review
CA SB110
California SB110 is the proposed Budget Act for the year 2025. It outlines the state's financial plan, detailing how funds will be allocated across various sectors such as education, healthcare, and infrastructure. This act aims to ensure that the state operates within its means while addressing the needs of its residents.
Passed Senate John Laird
CA AB1571
California AB1571 aims to improve safety for infants and children by regulating wearable personal flotation devices used in recreational water activities. The bill seeks to amend existing health and safety codes to ensure these devices meet specific safety standards. This is intended to reduce the risk of drowning and enhance water safety for young children.
Passed House Michelle Rodriguez
CA AR88
CA AR88 is a resolution that recognizes and celebrates the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. It aims to honor the historical significance of this document and its impact on American democracy. The resolution encourages communities to participate in events and activities that commemorate this important milestone.
Passed House Sharon Quirk-Silva
CA AB150
The Budget Act of 2025 is a legislative proposal that outlines the state of California's financial plan for the fiscal year 2025. It includes provisions for funding various state programs and services, reflecting the government's priorities and addressing the needs of its residents. The bill aims to ensure fiscal responsibility while supporting essential services.
Passed House Budget
CA SB968
CA SB968 is a law that makes changes to the rules governing community colleges in the San Mateo County Community College District. It amends a specific section of the Education Code to improve the functioning and governance of these colleges. The goal is to enhance educational opportunities for students in the area.
Passed Senate Josh Becker
CA ACR137
CA ACR137 designates a section of highway in San Joaquin County as the Deputy Sheriff Dighton Little Memorial Highway. This is a way to honor and remember Deputy Sheriff Dighton Little for his service and sacrifice. The bill aims to commemorate his contributions to the community and law enforcement.
Passed House Heath Flora
CA ACR185
CA ACR185 recognizes Portuguese Heritage Month and establishes specific days to honor Portugal and the Azores. It aims to celebrate the contributions of the Portuguese community in California and promote cultural awareness. The resolution highlights the importance of Portuguese heritage in the state's diverse cultural landscape.
Passed House Cecilia Aguiar-Curry
CA ACR202
The bill designates a specific day as 529 College Savings Day in California. This day is meant to raise awareness about the importance of saving for college through 529 savings plans. It encourages families to consider these savings options to help finance their children's education.
Passed House Robert Garcia
CA ACR209
California ACR209 designates a specific month as Behavioral Health Awareness Month. This recognition aims to raise awareness about mental health issues and promote resources for individuals seeking help. The bill emphasizes the importance of understanding and addressing behavioral health challenges in the community.
Passed House Sade Elhawary
CA AR121
CA AR121 designates a specific week as California Wildflower Week, celebrating the state's diverse wildflower species. The resolution aims to raise awareness about the importance of wildflowers in California's ecosystems and encourage appreciation for natural beauty. It promotes activities and events that highlight the significance of wildflowers.
Passed House Juan Alanis
CA AR122
CA AR122 establishes a week dedicated to recognizing and celebrating probation services in California. This week aims to highlight the important role that probation officers and support staff play in the criminal justice system. It encourages communities to appreciate the contributions of these professionals in promoting rehabilitation and public safety.
Passed House Stephanie Nguyen