California State Legislation

It recognizes August 2026 as Chicano Heritage Month and invites celebration. It does not require action, spending, or state programs.

This resolution proclaims September 2026 as Suicide Prevention Awareness Month and urges Californians to learn about mental health and support others in need.

People are encouraged to display the flag on holidays. No one is required to act or spend money.

The measure shows support for protecting desert landscapes and coordinating agencies to balance conservation with military needs. It would not create new programs or budgets.

This resolution asks agencies to support research on environmental factors behind rare childhood cancers. It does not create a right to testing or guarantee funding.

It urges federal action to reform Section 230. It does not change state law.

The resolution asks federal agencies to speed up work authorizations and DACA renewals. It does not change rules or guarantee decisions, but could help workers and families if acted on.

Designates September 2026 as Prostate Cancer Awareness Month and urges people to discuss screening with their healthcare providers; it does not require testing or funding.

This resolution recognizes paleontology and promotes science learning. It does not create new costs or duties for residents.

The resolution designates September as Childhood Cancer Awareness Month and invites participation, but does not create funding or services.

The measure asks federal agencies to speed up veterans' disability claims. It does not change benefits or determine eligibility.

The measure officially recognizes Filipino American History Month and does not create programs or require actions.

The bill recognizes Juneteenth and invites people to celebrate and reflect. It does not require events or change workers' time-off rules.

The bill recognizes Hypertension Awareness Month and asks health care providers and public groups to educate people. It does not create new laws or funding.

It expresses support for federal stewardship of public lands and asks officials to defend public processes. It does not change ownership or everyday rights.

This measure honors a plumbing standards group for safety and housing work. It does not change rules or add costs for residents.

It recognizes Father's Day and asks people to honor fathers and father figures. It does not create services or require action.

The bill would change how state revenue is saved, boosting reserves and directing funds to listed obligations. It could affect school funding and public services.

It directs withdrawal of the proposed voting amendment, so voters will not decide it in 2026. It does not change voting rules.

Local voters would need a two-thirds vote for new or raised local taxes, and home property taxes could not be increased by local governments or voters.

Proclaims a Craft Beer Week and recognizes the craft brewing industry and its local impact. It does not create programs or change laws.

It invites people to celebrate native wildflowers and visit parks, but it does not create new duties, funding, or changes to park rules.

It recognizes probation professionals and designates a week to honor them. It does not change probation rules or services.

It urges the state to look into a federal tax-credit program for scholarships. If adopted, families could get scholarships for education expenses.