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\"This bill would, ensure that the Sampasquip Manah Mission Indians, is able to undo some of the historic, unfortunate, injustices... The land that we're talking about is roughly 3.83 acres of land, is currently, under the ownership of the city of San Diego,\" Assemblymember Alvarez said, describing the proposal as a step toward restoring ancestral territory to the tribe.

Johnny Bear Contreras, who identified himself as Kumeyaay from the San Pasqual Band, thanked the committee and said the tribe has a continuous presence on the land and maintains care for it. Attorney Ryan Kroll, representing the San Pasqual Band, told the committee the tribe is committed to funding, reopening, operating and maintaining a historical park and museum at the site and noted that discussions with the city of San Diego were ongoing on a parallel track.

Committee members asked about the city's stance; Assemblymember Alvarez said the city must take \"affirmative action\" and adopt a resolution before a transfer could proceed. A committee member asked whether the park was closed; the author replied that the park is closed and \"fenced off.\" The committee moved AB 971 to the Appropriations Committee; the clerk recorded that the measure \"enjoys 16 votes.\"","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Assembly Governmental Organization Committee","oneSentenceSummary","AB 971 would allow the city of San Diego, if it takes affirmative action, to transfer roughly 3.83 acres of land that includes a closed state park site to the San Pasqual Band of Mission Indians; the author and tribal witnesses said the transfer would enable the tribe to reopen and operate the site as a cultural and historical park.","taxTitle","California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California","taxId",17099,"location","California","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6578567,"Committee approves DEIA equity‑analysis bill for state departments",1391,1605000,2996000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3161329-534d282d0bd71f1dfbfd3b4bcc86945f&start=1605&end=2996","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3161329-534d282d0bd71f1dfbfd3b4bcc86945f/thumbnail_1605000.jpg","/articles/6578567/California/Committee-approves-DEIA-equityanalysis-bill-for-state-departments","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6578567-e5d41dbbedff8393ec2f210ffbd3fa96/orig.mp4?Expires=1770675580&Signature=etD0BNMDxR4PJcawGwdGKWrqtQCQHxdDnpexbQqGn85XsHflBY6h2wEjQObduJA~L0e1UOthnpG5t20lq2ILcESyI6nxZUIBFU8jn85A6TqML25os5~xusfAiJqQWRFJa~Ag4DciRt75X22eH6OFqDt~E7-k7F81O6NAYiQ8YwJw7nnP3pkpH5wiGUxRRjeRoYKeIw-xXKcLP2sPChErOzgIKBALgdCk0o0VcJSSiCIEebZ8HaRuS~-tMNBdQwvfh2r7bmYdhKG7iCE4AhwTDCWPFukK2lzTdgceHOXrLQCuLHU0~d4graqVFNpheuleJBT1j9C43kLXXWMnjfMmqw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Assemblymember Sharp Collins, the bill’s author, said AB 766 would require that state agencies and departments undertake an equity analysis led by a department DEIA coordinator (or an equivalently qualified person) before implementing regulations or budget requests.

“This bill requires that Allstate agencies and departments to undertake an equity analysis prior to the implementation of and also budget or before any rec any other the regulations actually take take full effect,” Assemblymember Sharp Collins said in opening remarks, framing the measure as building on a 2022 gubernatorial executive order.

Witnesses spoke in support. Ryan Kroll, an attorney representing the San Pasqual Band (in testimony for AB 971 earlier in the hearing), and education and nursing professionals testified during AB 766’s hearing about the operational effects of equity work. Darice Lushin, a registered nurse and nursing instructor at Sacramento City College, described classroom‑level examples she said demonstrate the need for institutionalized equity work in state policy and programs. “When we have diverse nursing faculty, we inspire to diverse nursing students,” Lushin said.

Committee members asked no substantive questions recorded in the excerpt. A motion by Assemblymember Wynne, seconded by Assemblymember Rodriguez, carried; the clerk recorded the committee as having passed AB 766 to the Appropriations Committee. The transcript records that the measure \"passes with 13 votes.\" The committee left the roll open for absent members after the vote.

The author and witnesses framed the bill as both a civil‑rights safeguard and a practical tool to reduce liability and improve access across language, disability, veteran status, rural communities and other characteristics they said are encompassed by DEIA work. The transcript records references to a 2022 executive order as background for the bill; the committee record in the excerpt does not cite a statutory code section.","AB 766, a bill requiring state departments to complete equity analyses led by departmental DEIA officers before implementing regulations, passed out of committee; author and witnesses said the measure would institutionalize equity reviews and help protect underserved groups.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6578572,"Assembly committee advances bill to add 10 liquor licenses for Colusa County",52,1253000,1305000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3161329-534d282d0bd71f1dfbfd3b4bcc86945f&start=1253&end=1305","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3161329-534d282d0bd71f1dfbfd3b4bcc86945f/thumbnail_1253000.jpg","/articles/6578572/California/Assembly-committee-advances-bill-to-add-10-liquor-licenses-for-Colusa-County","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6578572-d30de72df40908f239fe8765f2bb7f4a/orig.mp4?Expires=1770675580&Signature=ksAGTuePS~HhRXqmnnMagj68OzFqlwZPwkeGXw6Z-LOy8rzLngm-ctGBVqRnqpc0065VrOxsmGuRprPj8rbOIoA4PgItLNt~bJ0-n5Oje-o5gACXFPLKMJgqN3HVuMfT0HgiU6BlwftxcTbQFD7dSFWWo8hSY69x4MDYFJKwuOnLA6Jtk7HXYSkUfbi0RtNrC3wLMQTFFLSzWGc7EapF-ZS0e4tW4j9QuUfvFxwu4ZuPM2jz~TOP02lqUmR3NnYa0yjGLTDQ6Rlv~SCzXz6qzVF7e-kC6nFtNnWEKOhZ9MD4cRYCn9kJySplLMIRKODJmZFXXqOQlpJPSUs95VmtXQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Assemblymember Aguirre Curry, the bill’s author, told the committee that AB 445 would add 10 on‑sale liquor licenses for Colusa County to support local economic development.

“This bill will grant Colusa County 10 on sale liquor licenses to support local economic development and empower small community rooted business,” Assemblymember Aguirre Curry said. She also told the committee that under the current licensing system Colusa County \"hasn't qualified for any new alcohol beverage licenses for over 20 years\" and that small businesses in the county are sometimes forced to pay “up to $400,000 for licenses.”

The bill’s author told the committee the author’s office would accept committee amendments. There were no witnesses recorded in opposition. Because the committee initially lacked a quorum, members heard the presentation and agreed to take a formal vote when a quorum was present; the secretary later called the roll and the committee moved the measure to the Committee on Appropriations as amended.

The committee did not include a complete numerical roll call in the transcript for AB 445; the clerk recorded ayes during the roll call but did not announce a final tally in the transcript excerpt provided. The clerks recorded the motion as \"do pass as amended to the committee on appropriations.\"","The Government Organization Committee advanced AB 445, which would add 10 on‑sale liquor licenses for Colusa County; the author said the county has not qualified for new licenses in more than 20 years and local prices for licenses can reach $400,000.","actionData","errors"]

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