Assembly members gathered in Sacramento on June 19, 2025, for a significant Assembly Floor Session, marked by a celebration of Juneteenth and procedural motions that set the stage for upcoming legislative actions. Assemblymember Sharp Collins led the Pledge of Allegiance, emphasizing the importance of the day and wishing everyone a happy Juneteenth.

The session began with the assembly confirming a quorum and moving swiftly through procedural motions. Notably, Assembly Majority Leader Aguiar-Curry requested unanimous consent to suspend several assembly rules, allowing members to honor colleagues and introduce guests. This included a heartfelt introduction of the Lin family, who have made substantial contributions to the Long Beach community through their manufacturing business and philanthropic efforts.

In addition to guest introductions, the assembly addressed various legislative matters, including the re-referral of several bills to different committees. This procedural maneuvering is crucial as it allows for further discussion and refinement of proposed legislation before it reaches the floor for a vote.

The session concluded with a focus on upcoming committee hearings, particularly for Assembly Bill 470, which will be discussed on June 23. This bill's progress is part of the assembly's ongoing efforts to address key issues affecting California residents.

As the assembly continues its work, the decisions made during this session will have lasting implications for the community, highlighting the importance of legislative engagement and collaboration among members.