California Assembly stalls ban on Diamond Lane freeway plan
Sacramento AP report shows a bill to ban future Diamond Lane freeway projects without legislative approval blocked in the California Assembly. Senator Lou Cusanovich and B Van Nuys criticize Speaker Leo McCarthy for opposing committee hearings as they push for a full Assembly vote Monday to advance the measure.
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Assembly
Leu McCarthy
San Francisco
Full Assembly
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R-Vap
State Department of Transportation
Assembly Transportation Committee
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D-Riverside
Casanovich
Ingalls
California Aging Commission Bill Expands to 25 Members
Final approval allowed restructuring the California Commission on Aging from 15 to 25 members with a focus on consumers services and inclusive representation of low income and minority seniors. Measure bypassed key committees and faced opposition from Assembly Transportation leaders amid broader legislative battles and a federal judge's environmental ruling on the Santa Monica Freeway project.
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California Commission
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Commission
Consumers Services
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Assembly Transportstion and Ways and Means
Santa Monica
California approves high school reform plan RI SE passes Legislature
State schools chief Wil son Riles wins passage of Reform of Intermediate and Secondary Education. Senate votes 21 to 1 to send the plan to Governor Brown, who faces questions over cost as advisers and personalized planning are slated to boost parent and student involvement.
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Sacramento
Wilson Riles
California
Senate
Brown
John Dunlap
D-Napa
Riles
Funding passed for campus child centers
Sacramento Assembly sent to Gov. Brown a bill appropriating 500000 for campus child care centers. The measure, by Assemblyman John Vasconceling, passed 55 to 12 with Senate amendments, setting the state share at three quarters of operating costs for centers at University of California, California State University and Colleges, and community colleges. The bill originally called for 3 million, but the Senate trimmed the allocation to 600 thousand. Funds will support both public and private college campuses, aiding low income students.
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California State University and Colleges
Sacramento
Gov. Brown
Assembly
Senate
John Vasconceling
Senate approves distress devices on school buses
Sacramento senators approved a resolution proposing emergency signaling devices on school buses. Senator George Zenovich of Fresno said the plan was prompted by the kidnapping of 26 Chowchilla children and their driver.
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API
Senate
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Parole reforms die in Assembly after rape slaying
Assembly debates parole measures named the Debbie Roblejo Act after the September 21 murder of Miss Rebiejo, a Fremont college student. A six member committee blocked both bills, citing concerns over open parole hearings and risk assessments pending future reintroduction.
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Alister McAlister
San Jose
Assembly Criminal Justice Committee
Miss Rebiejo
Fremont
James Reece
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