AB 45 — Blue Carbon Projects in Coastal Developments: The bill would authorize the California Coastal Commission to add blue carbon demonstration projects to the suite of factors it considers for potential mitigation when approving coastal development permits, where feasible. Tap or click here to see the bill’s status.
AB 47 — Health Insurance Coverage for Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy: The bill would require health insurers to cover pelvic floor physical therapy after pregnancy to help women treat postpartum complications. Tap or click here to see the bill’s status.
AB 72 — Early Warning System Report Extension: The bill would extend the deadline for Scripps Institution of Oceanography to complete the research from January 1, 2025 to January 1, 2026, and to submit their report to the Legislature by March June 15, 2026. Tap or click here to see the bill’s status.
AB 73 — Stop as Yield Pilot Program: The bill would create a pilot program in five selected cities to allow bicyclists, over 18 years of age, to yield at four-way stop signs and require the California Highway Patrol (CHP) to collect data and submit a report to the Legislature by January 1, 2029 with an evaluation of the program and recommendations. Tap or click here to see the bill’s status.
AB 265 — Fairness for Senior and Disabled Homeowners Act: The bill seeks to secure a permanent funding source for the Senior Citizens and Disabled Citizens Property Tax Postponement Fund (PTP Fund). Tap or click here to see the bill’s status.
AB 266 — The California Pay Our Interns Act: The bill would establish the Legislative Internship Program under the administration of the California State University's Center for California Studies to provide paid internship opportunities in legislative offices to qualified applicants. Tap or click here to see the bill’s status.
AB 530 — Organic Waste Diversion from Landfills: The bill would direct the California Air Resources Board to use new methane emissions data for programs that encourage the use of biogas with the lowest lifecycle emissions. Tap or click here to see the bill’s status.
AB 548 — Code Enforcement: Supplemental Inspections: The bill would allow code enforcement officers to inspect additional units when uncovering severely substandard conditions during a complaint-based inspection Tap or click here to see the bill’s status.
AB 559 — Voluntary Tax Contribution Fund Sunset Extension: The bill would allow the California Senior Citizen Voluntary Tax Contribution Fund to remain on the income tax return form through taxable year 2030. Under current law, the sunset date is 2023. Tap or click here to see the bill’s status.
AB 589 — LGBTQ Centers: Unicorn Homes Program for Homeless Youth: The bill would require a county to partner with local community-based organizations to provide emergency transitional foster housing for LGBTQIA+ youth in the case of family rejection. Tap or click here to see the bill’s status.
AB 662 — Communications Broadband: The bill would require the CPUC to use processes and procedures adopted by the National Telecommunications and information administration when administering federal Broadband Equity Access, and Deployment Program Funds. Tap or click here to see the bill’s status.
AB 716 — No Surprise Billing for Emergency Ground Ambulance Transportation: The bill would prohibit surprise billing for emergency ground ambulance transports and require that the plans and insurers pay the local emergency medical services agencies (LEMSA's) rate that is set locally, if the ambulance provider is out of network. Tap or click here to see the bill’s status.
AB 719 — Medi-Cal: Non-Medical Transportation Reimbursement: The bill would require Medi-Cal managed care plan providers to reimburse public transit operators for non-medical transportation services. Tap or click here to see the bill’s status.
AB 768 — Office of Broadband and Digital Equity: The bill would establish the Office of Broadband and Digital Equity within the Public Utilities Commission to centralize all broadband and digital equity related activities within state government. Tap or click here to see the bill’s status.
AB 812 — Pro Artist Housing: The bill would allow cities to authorize local cultural arts districts to designate any deed restricted housing be reserved for artists. Tap or click here to see the bill’s status.
AB 1061 — Telecommunications: The bill would require the CPUC to submit a report to the Legislature on the performance of telephone corporations in meeting existing customer service requirements. Tap or click here to see the bill’s status.
AB 1188 — Bike Smart Handbook: The bill would direct the California State Transportation Agency (CalSTA) to develop and distribute, on or before September 1, 2024, the Bike Smart Handbook for bicyclists based on evidence-based practices and emerging trends. Tap or click here to see the bill’s status.
AB 1258 — Arts Councils: The bill would require the council to employ strategies to achieve goals related to equity, community impact, artistic practice, and arts programs. Tap or click here to see the bill’s status.
AB 1294 — Tied-House Exemption for Lemoore Surf Ranch: The bill would create a narrowly tailored advertising exception to the State’s tied-house restrictions for Surf Ranch, an all-inclusive overwater resort in King’s County. Tap or click here to see the bill’s status.
AB 1481 — Presumptive Eligibility for Pregnant Women: The bill would clarify presumptive eligibility for pregnant women coverage policies and ensure PE4PW patients can access abortion services regardless of other health coverage. Tap or click here to see the bill’s status.