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- ACR 39 (Assemblymember James Ramos): Designates May 2025 as Missing and Murdered Indigenous People awareness month. Vote: Aye 67, No 0. (See separate article for full debate.)

- AB 374 (Assemblymember Wynne): Requires clear and detailed pay stubs for classified school employees. Vote: Aye 63, No 0.

- AB 282 (Assemblymember Pellerin): Clarifies that housing providers may give preference to applicants who qualify for or participate in rental assistance programs; specifies that such a preference is not discrimination based on source of income. Vote: Ayes 47, Noes 12.

- AB 583 (Assemblymember Pellerin): Authorizes nurse practitioners to sign death certificates, aligning California with other states. Vote: Ayes 55, No 0.

- AB 594 (Assemblymember Solace): Allows students to withdraw from school-provided insurance when no longer enrolled or when covered by an outside plan; requires disclosure of year-to-year premium increases. Vote: Aye 56, No 0.

- AB 1206 (Assemblymember Harbinian): Authorizes local preapproval programs for single-family and limited multifamily housing (local permitting tool). Vote: Ayes 50, Noes 1.

- AB 1509 (Committee on Military and Veterans Affairs; Assemblymember Schiavo): Codifies the California State Accrediting Agency for Veteran Education (CSAVE) under CalVet authority. Vote: Ayes 56, No 0.

- AB 898 (Assemblymember Bridal): Expands eligibility and direct-calling access for Family Urgent Response System (FERS) and county mobile response teams. Vote: Ayes 56, No 0.

- HR 33 (Assemblymember Alan Nies): Recognizes May 4, 2025 as Star Wars Day (ceremonial). Adopted by voice vote after adding co-authors; co-authors added: 53.

- AB 611 (Assemblymember Lee): Requires 120 days’ notice before sale of a local newspaper to give communities and newsrooms time to evaluate buyers and preserve local ownership. Vote: Ayes 41, Noes 13.

- AB 1326 (Assemblymember Arons): Affirms the right to wear a mask in public for health protection, with limited exceptions; expands protections across public spaces. Vote: Ayes 52, Noes 2.

- AB 1123 (Assemblymember Muratsuchi): Adds early childhood representation to the Commission on Teacher Credentialing as part of early childhood education access efforts. Vote: Aye 66, No 0.

- AB 1178 (Assemblymember Pacheco): Closes unintentional disclosure loophole to protect undercover peace officers’ identifying information from public records requests. Vote: Ayes 55, Noes 2.

- AB 1152 (Assemblymember Patterson): Preserves Clover Valley / Rockland open space and oak trees as part of a local preservation agreement; ensures housing obligations are met elsewhere. Vote: Ayes 63, No 0.

Several other bills and committee measures were taken up and deemed read or passed and retained on file; the Clerk recorded co-authors and votes as shown in the Assembly journal. Where a recorded roll call was taken the vote totals above are the clerk’s announced tallies.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Assembly Floor Session","oneSentenceSummary","The Assembly passed multiple bills and resolutions on the floor, including measures on education, housing, health care, press-notice protections and ceremonial resolutions. Listed are the bill number, short description, and final vote where recorded.","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":46,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6563188,"Assembly urges president to reverse U.S. Forest Service cuts, adopts AJR 10",2151,7207000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3233108-24767beacf20c3b400c553854a8d3c7f&start=7207&end=9358","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3233108-24767beacf20c3b400c553854a8d3c7f/thumbnail_7207000.jpg","/articles/6563188/California/Assembly-urges-president-to-reverse-US-Forest-Service-cuts-adopts-AJR-10","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6563188-0b6a2ecab2acb2b68719214966e447d2/orig.mp4?Expires=1770455974&Signature=Z~LZDi6hAUcM7KDkEE5jO-~w5qzjhnsR-84w~JAvy-XoRDVQFk23C6BVXhtmrzB-1bfx-Jeu1sa3JyHDwRruLbsy0Q3a0y6c103FJW66DHkmHVp316cKpkDHwJh70rmNohko5rCvGTsM2xhZrjEMd0UvnVrwY8wQL-AwuARzYm8htHiorn8D0-qPDba9KIQIs08phop-UUCGZx3GSlcmuuz1SV8Gd6qTFJCgTTHSqGaIlJ605SKDQ7tZryWjdaoarLfkfzIg~YqXzO8bncMBSCHRP5fqEVf0vGn34j67ElkQ4Al7HYk1PeB6KhYvFfwU20ueaCyWtUhemE9W5-Fv3w__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The California State Assembly unanimously adopted Assembly Joint Resolution 10 (AJR 10), urging the President of the United States to reverse recent staffing and funding cuts at the U.S. Forest Service and to protect federal programs for wildfire mitigation and forest management.

Assemblymember Robert Rogers, author of the resolution, told colleagues AJR 10 \"calls on the president of The United States to reverse his cuts to the US Forest Service.\" In floor remarks Rogers said federal reductions have undermined staffing and the agency’s ability to manage wildfire risk; he described the federal actions as jeopardizing public safety and local economies.

Lawmakers from both parties spoke in support. Assemblymember Bennett said California has more national forest land than any other state and stressed the role of national forests as carbon sinks and economic drivers. Assemblymember Hart highlighted Los Padres National Forest and said understaffing “means fewer firefighters when wildfires strike” and slower restoration and maintenance work. Several members noted widely reported workforce reductions at the Forest Service; multiple speakers cited a figure of roughly 3,400 federal positions cut.

Some members emphasized that federal funding and staffing is one element of a broader set of forest-management responsibilities that also involve state and local action. Leader Gallagher urged renewed focus on responsible forest management and said active management, including prescribed burns and timber harvest where appropriate, is necessary to reduce wildfire risk.

The Assembly opened the roll on the resolution and recorded the vote: Aye 67, No 0. The resolution was adopted. AJR 10 is a formal request to federal officials; it does not itself alter state statute or funding levels.","The Assembly adopted AJR 10 calling on the President to restore funding and staffing for the U.S. Forest Service; debate highlighted concerns about staffing reductions, wildfire risk, and forest management.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6563193,"Assembly adopts resolution designating May 2025 as Missing and Murdered Indigenous People awareness month",1663,3837000,5500000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3233108-24767beacf20c3b400c553854a8d3c7f&start=3837&end=5500","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3233108-24767beacf20c3b400c553854a8d3c7f/thumbnail_3837000.jpg","/articles/6563193/California/Assembly-adopts-resolution-designating-May-2025-as-Missing-and-Murdered-Indigenous-People-awareness-month","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6563193-0423e6b8b413879cf3d208b4ed0b29da/orig.mp4?Expires=1770455974&Signature=D2toi~KUVq767aM~NaWcMx15G~~FehVy7IFZAvadGOt3NJrInY8j4kvMLUPF1h19doraqRTH4in~uYZbx914iEP~5yXkrE~Nru5uBZOrReQ1CY3waVV7~DLNH8X-3UK2WK7mERagCe~P2l2tZqHgbCb9zedQYzZ~5nFn7WlnWkVsCbasK2XiVF0eosh7~yzCMhl0bsp8Gw5mHX3LLos-HP49~swkgU28Rzdc4FnUBVUilP327IpYapkH1wjIGGVVZjDQYP0Jp69yLYSuivaTsEqeU81nSzMso7XJOonT~GCPlWnYFW4ktnpD5N0pp98yYcU8NKlzEqx1e4V2Lx1UTw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The California State Assembly adopted Assembly Concurrent Resolution 39, designating May 2025 as Missing and Murdered Indigenous People awareness month and urging renewed attention and action on violence against Native communities.

Assemblymember James Ramos, chair of the Legislative Native American Caucus and author of the resolution, told the chamber that state and national data show “84.3 of native women have experienced violence in their lifetime” and that \"it's no longer an epidemic. This is a state of emergency within Indian country.\" Ramos said the measure is intended to elevate reporting, funding and policies that include tribal voices.

The resolution drew bipartisan support from multiple caucuses and lawmakers who said the measure is intended to raise visibility, improve data collection and strengthen interagency cooperation. Assemblymember Robert Garcia said the resolution “is not merely a symbolic gesture. It is a call to attention, a call to accountability, and a call to justice.” Assemblymember Schiavo told colleagues that trafficking networks “intentionally target indigenous communities, believing their crimes will go unreported,” and cited testimony from the legislature’s recent MMIP hearings.

Members described recent briefings and events — a select committee hearing, a tribal reception and candlelight vigils — and urged concrete follow-up. Speakers pointed to known challenges including jurisdictional confusion, underreporting, and the need to repatriate ancestral remains from institutional archives. Ramos cited testimony at a hearing and said repatriation and school policies rooted in assimilation remain issues \"right in front of us today.\" Several members called for improved agency coordination between tribal, local and state law enforcement and better collection and classification of data.

All debate having ceased, the Clerk opened the roll on concurrence. The clerk later announced the tally: Aye 67, No 0. The resolution was adopted.

The resolution does not itself create new funding or statutes; it is a formal designation and a call to action directing attention to MMIP issues and urging follow-up by lawmakers and agencies.","The California State Assembly unanimously adopted ACR 39, declaring May 2025 Missing and Murdered Indigenous People (MMIP) Awareness Month and calling for improved data, coordination and policy responses to violence against Native communities.","actionData","errors"]

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Votes at a glance: Key measures adopted on the Assembly floor

Assembly urges president to reverse U.S. Forest Service cuts, adopts AJR 10

Assembly adopts resolution designating May 2025 as Missing and Murdered Indigenous People awareness month