California Assembly Bills on Utilities and Capitol Reconstruction
A roundup of proposed legislation includes AB 167 to restructure gas and electricity rates, AB 82 to establish postcard registration, AB 1139 to stiffen penalties on sealed records, and AB 1 to fund rebuilding the Capitol west wing. Senate items include SB 492 milk price controls, SB B10 mineral collecting rules, and SB 248 school employee data releases. Also notes a vote on Southern California Rapid Transit District governance and housing finance agency proposals with reconsiderations and introductions across parties.
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Panel rejects pay raise plan for California state workers
Sacramento UPI. Governor Edmund G Brown Jr faces rejection of his pay raise proposal as the Senate Finance Committee votes 7-2 against giving every state employee a 990 monthly raise. The panel also blocks reducing cabinet salaries from 43 404 to 40 86, while critics call the plan illegal and harmful to civil servants, judges, and professors.
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UPI
Edmund G. Broiwn Jr
Senate Finance Committee
Brown
California Senate OKs milk pricing bill despite critics
The California Senate approved Sen. Clare Berryhill’s milk pricing bill on a 21-13 vote, sending it to the Assembly. Supporters say the measure ends low mood era price controls while stabilizing the dairy market, but opponents claim it won’t lower prices and could weaken state price setting authority held by the director of food and agriculture.
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California Senate
Clare Berryhill
Assembly
David Roberts
Director of Food and Agriculture
Vote-by-mail registration plan passes in Assembly
Sacramento. Legislation allowing voter registration by mail advances after a 45-23 Assembly vote. Opponent Assemblyman Briggs, R-Fullerton, says he will seek reconsideration. The measure is ABZ by Assemblyman James Keysor, D-Sepulveda.
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UPI
Assembly
James Keysor
Dsepulveda
Dom Briggs
R-Fullerton
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