constitutional amendment that must be passed by both the state Senate and Assembly, and Newsom said he anticipates hitting the road to push the measure in other state capitals. There’s his newly renamed right to safety U.S. That plan in the Legislature is still a work in progress, and Newsom will have to help bring it home. NEWSOM’S BABIES - The biggest of Newsom’s priorities this fall and into next year is a sweeping overhaul of the state’s voter-approved mental health law along with putting before California voters bond money for housing and treatment. Here’s what you should be watching in the final days of California’s 2023 legislative session: It’s a lot to jam into four weeks, but fret not, we’re here to help. But before they leave for good, legislators will have to tie up loose ends around labor fights, make tough choices on bonds and, of course, work to appease Gov. With summer recess over, Sacramento is once again swarming with lawmakers and Capitol staffers, eager to close out a year that brought big changes to the Legislature. THE BUZZ - Put away your luggage and start stretching - the last weeks of session are sure to be a sprint.
The rally comes on the heels of another district, Murrieta Valley, adopting a policy requiring schools to out transgender students to their parents.
| Rich Pedroncelli/AP PhotoĭRIVING THE DAY: The fight over LGBTQ+ issues in schools is coming to Sacramento.Ĭonservative board members from districts in Temecula and Chino Valley are leading a rally at the Capitol today to oppose a bill by Assemblymember Corey Jackson that would require districts to accurately represent “culture and racial diversity” in instructional materials and raise the bar for banning books. Gavin Newsom looks up at the gallery during the swearing-in ceremony for California Assembly Speaker Robert Rivas (D-Hollister) at the Capitol in Sacramento on June 30, 2023.
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