California State Legislation

This bill recognizes service dogs and designates September 2026 as a special month. It does not create new rights, programs, or funding, and has no requirements for people or agencies.

Designates November 2026 as Youth HOPE Month to raise awareness about homeless youth. It does not require services or funding.

A resolution proclaims a Wildlife Day and asks people to recognize wildlife. It does not require action or funding from residents.

It designates September 2026 as Childhood Cancer Awareness Month and encourages participation in awareness and support activities.

The bill would designate a segment of a highway as Huuc Atam Highway. Signs would be funded by private donations and may not be installed.

Recognizes the risk of sudden cardiac arrest in student athletes and supports nonprofit awareness and screening efforts. It does not impose new duties or funding for schools or agencies.

This measure formally honors firefighters and designates a memorial day. It does not add programs, funding, or duties for the public.

A one-day proclamation recognizes the coast's importance and indigenous role but does not require action or funding.

The bill honors direct support professionals and their role supporting people with disabilities. It does not create new services or funding.

It proclaims September 2026 as Sepsis Awareness Month. It does not require new actions or funding.

It declares September as a wine month to recognize the industry. It does not create programs or spend money.

This resolution expresses support for UC to consider standardized tests in admissions. It does not mandate policy or change current admission rules.

The bill asks a state energy panel to recheck tire standards for cost, safety, and environmental impact. It does not change current tire prices or laws.

If passed, the rule would stop removing eligible voters from parts of publicly funded elections. It focuses on participation and equal access, affecting voters and election officials.

This bill would declare June as BBQ Month and encourage celebrations. It does not impose new duties or spend money.

Designates Lunar Landing Day and encourages space and STEM learning, but it imposes no new duties or funding on people, schools, or agencies.

The bill creates a month to highlight kids' offline and outdoor time, with no new rules.

This resolution honors the Thriving Families Foundation for helping families and childcare networks. It does not create new laws or fund programs.

The measure declares June as Electronic Dance Music Month and notes its cultural and economic impact. It does not create new rules, programs, or costs for residents.

A nonbinding resolution asks residents to plan for emergencies. It does not add new duties or funding.

It recognizes lifeguards as first responders but does not change pay or duties.

The bill would rename a tunnel to honor Emperor Norton. Signs could be added if donations cover the cost, with no changes to traffic or tolls.

This resolution designates October as Student Financial Aid Awareness Month and aims to improve access to financial aid information for students and families.

It honors the Judicial Council's history and role, but it does not change laws or court operations.