The California State Assembly convened on April 24, 2025, for an Assembly Floor Session, where members engaged in a series of guest introductions and legislative discussions. The session began with a personal acknowledgment from the Speaker, who celebrated "Take Your Child to Work Day," expressing gratitude for the support of family members present in the gallery.

Assemblymember Lee took the floor to introduce the winners of the 24th Assembly District's second annual youth art contest. The winners, ranging from first to ninth grade, showcased their creativity through artwork themed around "Riding Future Transit." Their pieces will be displayed in the Capitol office, highlighting the importance of youth engagement in the arts.

Following this, Assemblymember Schultz introduced local leaders from the 44th Assembly District, including Burbank's Vice Mayor Tamala Takahashi and Glendale City Council member Dan Brotman, as part of Cal Cities Week. Schultz also recognized emergency dispatchers in honor of Emergency Dispatchers Recognition Month, introducing several youth heroes and dispatchers who have made significant contributions to their communities.

Majority Leader Adyar Curry acknowledged the bravery of young honorees, including Abraham Hazen, who helped his brother during an emergency, and Kate Cole, a dedicated dispatcher. Assemblymember Hadwick also recognized Cade Johnson, a young hero who called 911 during a home invasion, demonstrating the critical importance of emergency preparedness.

Assemblymember Schiavo welcomed a group from Northridge Community School, emphasizing the innovative educational approaches being implemented there. The students, along with their teachers and parents, were present to learn about government operations.

The session transitioned to legislative business, with the clerk reading a long list of bills for second reading. Assemblymember Agi R. Curry requested unanimous consent to suspend a rule to allow the Human Services Committee to notice several bills for an upcoming hearing.

The meeting concluded with the assembly moving forward with the legislative agenda, emphasizing the collaborative efforts of local leaders, educators, and young citizens in shaping California's future.