AB 10: Requires public schools to have a reopening plan in place and to implement it within two weeks of when the schools' county enters the red, yellow or orange tiers.
AB 33: Expands the eligibility of projects under the California Energy Commission’s (CEC’s) Energy Conservation Assistance Account (ECAA) to include installation of energy storage systems and electric vehicle charging stations.
AB 413: Extends the Transitional Housing Placement-Plus program for youth ages 18-24 formerly in the foster youth or probation system by allocating additional state funds.
AB 478: Establishes minimum content standards for thermoform food containers, ultimately requiring 30% recycled materials in such packaging.
AB 561: Creates a financing program for income-eligible Californians who want to build an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) on their property to rent out or house family.
AB 780: Reduces barriers for school districts to build housing for school employees
AB 1067: Modernizes California’s bottle recycling infrastructure and improve collection and redemption methods
AB 1200: Starting in 2023, prohibits food packaging that contains intentionally added perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances or PFAS; also requires manufacturers of cookware to post on their website a list of chemicals in their pots and pans that are on DTSC's Candidate Chemical LIst; additionally prohibits misleading advertising on cookware, claiming a product is free of a specific chemical when other chemicals are present.
AB 1201: Prohibits the sale of a plastic product that is labeled with the term “compostable,” “home compostable,” or “soil biodegradable” unless the product meets specified standards.
AB 1210: Establishes criteria for the members of the Board of Parole Hearings to ensure professional expertise and diversity that reflects California’s population
AB 1236: Requires demographic data collection for all registered health professions under the Department of Consumer Affairs.
AB 1237: Requires the California Department of Justice to release the state's gun violence data to researchers.
AB 1238: Repeals California's jaywalking laws, which have unfairly burdened communities of color and sometimes lead to violent/deadly encounters with police.
AB 1239: Expands energy demand response programs by 2030 to ensure a flexible and reliable power grid
AB 1240: Requires the California Air Resources Board (CARB) to submit a report on the public health impacts of using natural gas in buildings
AB 1271: Strengthens provisions in the Surplus Land Act that will promote the use of public land for affordable housing.
AB 1308: Automatically clears the records of certain offenders who already qualify for expungement under current law so they can get jobs & housing; retroactive to eligible offenses dating back to1973.
AB 1327: Shares options for seniors looking to age in place by requiring the Department of Aging to include information about the benefits of ADUs for elders in its materials
AB 1452: Authorizes San Francisco County to test whether increasing the pay of low-income jurors from $15/day to $100/day would diversify juries, leading to fairer trials.
AB 1527: Extends the seismic retrofit deadline for Seton Medical Center by another year.
AB 1540: Prohibits the court from denying a recall and resentencing motion without a hearing and requires the court to state on the record the reasons for its decision to grant or deny recall and resentencing.