California State Legislation

It designates a day to honor Purple Heart recipients and invites people to recognize service members. It does not require events or funding.

It officially recognizes electronic dance music's cultural and economic impact and designates June 2026 as EDM Month. It creates no new programs, costs, or duties for residents or local governments.

Public buildings are encouraged to display the flag on Sept. 11 to honor those affected. No mandatory rules or funding are required.

A resolution designates a day to celebrate Black girls and promote well-being. It invites participation but does not create programs or funding.

This measure designates a day to raise awareness about pay gaps affecting Black women. It does not change wages or require new pay rules.

The measure recognizes Diwali and invites people to celebrate. It does not require anyone to participate or change public services.

The bill recognizes Constitution Week and encourages Californians to read the Constitution and participate in civic life. It does not create new programs or funding.

This bill recognizes tutors and promotes access to free tutoring platforms. It does not create programs or funding.

It honors the County Welfare Directors Association for its 100-year history and directs the Senate to share copies.

The bill says racism is a public health problem and pledges to work on it. It does not set actions or spending.

It designates a month to recognize first-generation college students and related programs. It does not create new benefits or obligations.

It designates September 2026 as NICU Awareness Month and asks for support for families with newborns in the NICU; no new leave or benefits are created.

The bill designates a week to recognize 4-H. It encourages people to acknowledge 4-H's work but does not require events or spending.

It would name a highway segment to honor a parole agent. Signs may be installed if donations cover costs.

This measure symbolically honors the area's history and its people. It does not impose new duties, costs, or required actions on residents or local governments.

It designates a week to raise awareness of frontotemporal degeneration. It does not create programs or funding.

It proclaims a day for Larry Itliong and asks schools to plan activities about his life and the farmworkers movement. It does not create new rights or funding.

It designates a Home Hardening Week to raise awareness. Homeowners are encouraged to take fire-safe steps near their homes.

It proclaims a health education week and encourages campaigns about cancer risks and prevention. No rules or funding are required.

The resolution opposes a proposed federal grantmaking rule and will send letters to officials. It does not change laws or funding.

This resolution honors Afghan Independence Day and Afghan American contributions. It is symbolic and does not require action, benefits, or time off.

It honors the 40th Infantry Division and thanks soldiers and their families. It does not create new programs or funding.

It designates National Family Week and asks people to show appreciation, but it creates no new laws or costs.

It recognizes chiropractic care and designates a health month. It does not change access to care, licensing rules, or health coverage.