Assemblymember Sharp Collins kicked off the California State Assembly Floor Session on June 19, 2025, with a heartfelt pledge of allegiance, marking the occasion with a nod to Juneteenth, a day celebrating the end of slavery in the United States.

The session began promptly at 1 PM, with Assemblymember Wallace moving for a quorum call, which was successfully carried out. The assembly then moved through procedural motions, including the unanimous consent to suspend certain rules to allow Assemblymembers Rubio and Michelle Rodriguez to speak in memory of individuals, highlighting the assembly's commitment to honoring those who have passed.

In a notable procedural move, several bills were re-referred to various committees, indicating ongoing legislative activity and adjustments within the assembly. This included bills related to transportation, emergency management, and environmental safety, showcasing the assembly's focus on critical issues facing California.

The session also saw the removal of a specific item from the consent calendar at the request of its author, reflecting the dynamic nature of legislative priorities.

Overall, the assembly's proceedings underscored a blend of ceremonial recognition and active legislative management, setting the stage for continued discussions and decisions that will shape California's future.