Assembly Bill 381 would require all drug treatment centers to carry the opioid overdose emergency medication, Naloxone (aka Narcan), on site at all times and have staff trained on the administration of it during emergencies. Learn More: 

Assembly Bill 543 would require the CSU and UC systems to provide information about CalFresh during student orientations. The CalFresh program serves to provide monthly food benefits to low-income individuals and families. This program can take off some of the…

Assembly Bill 583 extends until 2024, the ability of Californians to electronically obtain and complete marriage licenses from the office of the county clerk, and to have their union solemnized remotely through interactive video technology. Learn More:  

Assembly Bill 938 would make nonsubstantive changes in various provisions of law as recommended by the Legislative Counsel to the Legislature. Learn More: