The California State Senate convened on April 24, 2025, to address several key resolutions and commendations during its floor session. The meeting began with a heartfelt recognition of Linda Dominguez and Stephanie Danielson, along with the Girl Scouts of San Gorgonio, celebrating the 113th anniversary of the Girl Scouts of the United States of America.

Following this, the Senate moved to file item 90, Senate Concurrent Resolution (SCR) 60, introduced by Senator Cortese. This resolution recognized April 22 as School Bus Driver's Day, honoring the vital role that school bus drivers and transportation staff play in ensuring the safety of students. Senator Cortese emphasized the importance of their training and the positive influence they have on students, recalling his own experiences on a school bus. Senator Jones also voiced support, sharing his background as a school bus driver and highlighting the rigorous training required for the role. The resolution received unanimous support, passing with 38 votes in favor and none against.

The session continued with Senator Arguin presenting a special joint resolution declaring April 2025 as "911 Heroes and Dispatchers Month." This resolution honored individuals who have demonstrated bravery in emergency situations, including young heroes who called 911 during critical incidents. Notable guests included Kathy Ireland, an ambassador for 911 for Kids, and several young individuals recognized for their quick thinking in emergencies. The program aims to educate children on the appropriate use of 911, having reached over five million children since its inception.

The meeting concluded with a call for group photos to commemorate the honored guests and the resolutions passed. Overall, the session highlighted the Senate's commitment to recognizing the contributions of essential community members, from school bus drivers to emergency dispatchers.